The motor of the reaction kettle is horizontal, and it makes a very loud noise every time it starts up. Is there any solution?
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The motor of the reaction kettle is horizontal, and it makes a very loud noise every time it starts up. Is there any solution?
It’s difficult to determine without more specific information; generally, this situation is caused by insufficient rigidity of the motor housing frame, with high loads during startup leading to frame vibration. The solution is to reinforce the frame using steel plates.
The horizontal motor should be connected by a belt; the support base of the motor probably lacks rigidity
It’s not connected by a belt; rather, a shaft is directly connected to the reducer
It should be a K-series gear reducer; first, it is necessary to determine whether the noise comes from the motor. The low failure rate of this type of product is probably due to the noise generated by resonance in the reactor.
1. The frame connection bolts are loose. 2. Lubricant needs to be added to the reducer. 3. The mixing shaft is no longer aligned with the reducer. 4. Something else (I really don’t know either)