Do rolling bearings contribute to improving the performance of enamel-lined reaction vessels?
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The stirring shaft of an enamel reactor is usually fixed at one end. If a type of rolling bearing could be used for a long time inside the enamel reactor vessel, it would make it possible to provide multi-point support for the stirring shaft. What practical economic benefits does this bring to the use of enamel reactors?
The original poster, please explain why rolling bearings are used, consider where they should be installed, and how the structure can be implemented
Materials that are both corrosion-resistant and capable of withstanding wear may not be available
For glass-lined reactors with a relatively large length-to-diameter ratio, lower support can be provided, and there are manufacturers capable of manufacturing such reactors. The cost of exotic shapes is relatively high. There is no real need to do it; don’t do it. Doing this allows the stirring speed to be increased to a higher level, thereby achieving an appropriate stirring effect.