Calculation problems for flange connections of stirring shafts
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This post was last edited by wx_Catherine_Mi on 2019-12-30 at 15:28. The reducer is a gear reducer, and the shaft end of the mixing shaft should be in the form of a flange. I would like to ask how to calculate and determine the dimensions of the flange as well as the size of the bolts
Use an intermediate shaft coupling; how can you ensure coaxiality with a flange connection?
Oh, I see. The manager said that the gear reducer at the top has a flange, and the one below needs to match it. I was wrong before
I don’t understand what you mean. Could you explain it in more detail?
Flange connection is not standard and is generally not considered! ~With low load and low requirements for dynamic balance, it can be considered!
Refer to the calculation for coupling bolts. Power to torque, torque to bolt cross-sectional area. Keep a safety factor
Could you provide me with the relevant standards for calculating coupling bolts? Thank you very much