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Issues with the connection of the circulation fan in the coal powder preparation process!

2015-10-02View Original

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Taking into account the whole coal powder preparation process, is it more appropriate to use couplings for connecting the circulation fans?
Reply #22015-10-03
This post was last edited by The wise are enlightened on 2015-10-3 14:16. Is “coupling link” appropriate, or should “coupler connection” be used? What is the difference between the two?
Reply #32015-10-03
There’s a big difference: one uses a coupling for a rigid connection, while the other uses a variable-speed connection.
Reply #42015-10-08
Some are connected using couplings, while others employ hydraulic couplings. If funding is not a concern, it is recommended to use hydraulic couplings, as they offer higher levels of safety and stability
Reply #52015-10-08
For the centrifugal fans we used in the past, hydraulic couplings were also employed. With such large-scale fans, using couplings for connection can lead to elastic deformation, which causes significant damage to the bearings. The difference between the two is that one is a hard link and the other is a soft link.
Reply #62015-10-13
This type of fan has high starting torque, so a fluid coupling is necessary.

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