Two connection methods for the stirrer blades in enamel reaction kettles
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There are two ways to connect the stirrer blades in enamel reaction kettles: 1. The stirrer blade has an intermediate connecting shaft, and this shaft is connected via threads. 2. In the case where there is no intermediate connecting shaft, the stirrer blade passes through the thrust bearing and is directly connected to the output shaft of the reducer using a coupling; the stirrer blade is secured to the inner ring of the thrust bearing with a locking nut. What are the differences between these two connection methods? Was the second connection method improved only in recent years?
This is mainly related to the length of the shaft. Small devices usually consist of a single shaft. For large equipment, when it comes to shaft length, machining poses problems. The installation, disassembly, and maintenance of the equipment also need to be considered. The height issue of the factory building.