Reactor motor current
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Under what circumstances will the current of the reactor motor decrease? Is it the increased resistance of the reaction medium?
Generally, as the pressure in the reactor increases, the stirring current increases as well
If the medium resistance increases, the current in the stirring motor should increase as well. As the temperature rises, viscosity decreases and resistance drops, which allows the motor current to decrease as well.
As the torque of the mixing motor shaft increases, the current increases; as the shaft torque decreases, the current decreases. Therefore, factors such as medium viscosity, medium temperature, and medium level can affect the torque of the stirring motor shaft.
The direct factor is the decrease in torque; this reduction in torque may be caused by a lower viscosity of the medium or a reduced stirring speed.