Stirring method for small-scale reactors
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For mixing tanks with a capacity of 30 kW or less, a reducer is usually required. Do you think a cycloidal pin-type reducer is better, or a gear reduction box? Ignoring spatial constraints, if the material is very viscous and the shear force is high, what are the main factors considered when choosing a different method of deceleration? Thank you
Gear reduction box types are good. Heavy weight, small swing, low vibration, and low failure rate.
The cycloids that were used before have all been replaced with gears.
I’ve learned it.* If LZ uses a 30Kw reactor, would magnetic stirring work?
A spiral bevel gear reducer can be used; the greatest advantage of belt drive is that slipping of the belt due to high viscosity does not cause damage to the motor. If needed, you can call 18653370285 to get in touch
Is this good or bad? It seems like the designs are all different
Does that mean cycloidal pins are not as good as gears?
If price isn’t a factor, gears would definitely be the choice