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Which part is cooled by the cooling water in a rod mill?

2009-03-18View Original

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Which part is cooled by the cooling water in a rod mill? Is it low-pressure oil?
Reply #22009-03-18
Our rod mill is cooled only by water available at the oil station, which is used to cool the oil in that station. There is no cooling water for cooling in other areas!
Reply #32009-03-18
The cooling water in a rod mill should be used to cool the bearing shells at the front and rear.
Reply #42009-03-18
There is a water cooler at the outlet of the fuel station, which requires cooling water!!! Also, the bearing’s front and rear bushings need cooling water as well
Reply #52009-05-02
Inside the wafer, there are cooling water coils
Reply #62009-05-02
Cooling water for the front and rear bearing shells of the coal grinder; oil cooler at the outlet of the light oil pump; oil cooler at the outlet of the low-pressure oil pump
Reply #72009-05-02
We have two points here: 1: The oil in the light oil station. 2: Hollow large shaft bearings before and after the mill.

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