Regarding the issue of the current on the mixer in the mill discharge trough
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:) In practical operation, it has been observed that when the viscosity of the coal slurry is high, the current required by the agitator in the small tank decreases; whereas when the viscosity is low, the current required by the agitator increases. The liquid level in the coal slurry tank remains unchanged. We would appreciate guidance from experts regarding the principle behind this phenomenon. Thank you for the gold coins in reply! !
Could you tell me what the highest viscosity is? What was it when it was smallest? Has it become a non-Newtonian fluid?
Why is practical operation different from theory? Is it because of the analysis? :o:o:o