Is there a mismatch in dimensions at the connection between the R series reducer and the SJ double-support frame?
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The motor for the mixing tank has a power of 10 kW; it uses an RF series reduction motor, model RF87 (see Figure 1). The diameter of the center circle of the bolts at the connection point between the reducer and the frame is either 265 or 300. A SJ double-support frame is used. According to the standard HG/T 3139.1—2001 \"Vertical reducers for tanks – Types and basic parameters\", it can be seen that the bolt center circles of frames of models SJ55, SJ65, and SJ70 cannot be connected to the reducer (see Figures 2 and 3). How should an R-series reducer be connected to an SJ double-support frame? Thank you
Reconfigure the connection plates on the rack.
Provide the model of the motor reducer you have chosen to those who are manufacturing the frame. Just make them compatible with each other.
Thank you. The reducer is a standard component, and the frame is also a standard component; I don’t understand why they don’t fit together when connected
Thank you for the guidance~ Both the reducer and the frame are standard components; it’s puzzling that their dimensions don’t match...
This post was last edited by tianyewei on 2018-9-30 at 14:48. Do you mean that the standard dimensions of the reducer differ from those of the frame?
They are all standard components, which is good; but for reducers and frames in China, only one standard is used – there’s nothing confusing about that. .
The frames supplied by the manufacturers of R-series reducers are not standard components; it is necessary to provide the reducer model to the manufacturer so that they can fabricate the appropriate frame. Or add a transition plate between the reducer and the frame
The reducers used with standard racks are generally cycloidal