The mixer in the reactor won’t start – what could be the reason?
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The mixer in the reactor won’t start – what could be the reason?
Is the mixer controlled by a program at which step? Was any interlock triggered? Electrical issue?
There are too many reasons: 1 Control: Loss of control. 2 Machinery: Damaged. 3 Electrical: No power. 4 Materials: Changes in properties, increased viscosity.
There are too many reasons; without actually looking at it, it’s hard to say
From a distance it looks like a fan; up close it’s still a fan. It’s just a fan, and it simply won’t spin\ud83d\ude01
Check step by step: the motor, the reducer, and the connection fittings. If everything is fine, then maybe too much material was added, resulting in too high viscosity and preventing proper mixing.
From a distance it looks like a fan; up close it’s still a fan. It’s just a fan, and it simply won’t spin\ud83d\ude01
First, check whether the electrical wiring is damaged, including the motor, and also inspect the couplings and so on
First, check whether the stirrer blade is blocked by the material, then examine the electrical aspects – whether the wires are loose and what the voltage is before reaching the contactor.