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Thought question 20: In a mixer, what is a flexible shaft and what is a rigid shaft?

2019-09-14View Original

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Thought question 20: What is a flexible shaft, and what is a rigid shaft?
Reply #22019-09-14
A stirring shaft with a rotational speed below the first critical speed is considered a rigid shaft, while one with a speed above that critical speed is considered a flexible shaft.
Reply #32019-09-14
A stirring shaft with a rotational speed below the first critical speed is considered a rigid shaft, while one with a speed above that critical speed is considered a flexible shaft.
Reply #42019-10-17
A stirring shaft with a rotational speed below the first critical speed is considered a rigid shaft, while one with a speed above that critical speed is considered a flexible shaft.
Reply #52019-10-17
A stirring shaft with a rotational speed below the first critical speed is considered a rigid shaft, while one with a speed above that critical speed is considered a flexible shaft.

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