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The mixing tank has a flat bottom, with the feed inlet located lower down; help with selecting an agitator

2015-10-26View Original

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of stirring driven by a motor versus electromagnetic stirring? Great master, come quickly!
Reply #22015-10-26
I’m not sure if the electromagnetic stirring you mentioned refers to the type driven by magnets; in that case, it’s also powered by a motor, only with a different sealing mechanism. For the blade design, axial-flow blades will suffice; the critical speed is determined based on the properties of the solid particles
Reply #32015-10-27
Well, what are the advantages and disadvantages of magnetic stirring driven by a motor, as compared to stirring directly driven by the motor?
Reply #42015-10-28
The difference lies in sealing; magnetic drive is a form of sealing, and it is used in situations where leakage is absolutely not allowed. It’s just that magnetic drives have some limitations in terms of operating temperature, maximum power, and speed
Reply #52015-10-29
I was also considering the sealing performance. Thank you for your reply

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