Calculating agitator shaft diameter
Agitation. Mixing - Mechanical aspects
Article REF: J3804 V1
Calculating agitator shaft diameter
Agitation. Mixing - Mechanical aspects

Authors : Patrice COGNART, Florent BOUQUET, Michel ROUSTAN

Publication date: June 10, 2002, Review date: December 1, 2022 | Lire en français

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2. Calculating agitator shaft diameter

2.1 General

See reference [1] [2].

The tree line includes :

  • a solid upper shaft transmitting forces to the bearings and gearbox ;a lower shaft receiving the moving parts (choosing a tubular shaft instead of a solid shaft, for equivalent mechanical strength, saves material and therefore weight, a decisive factor for the agitator's critical speed).

The lower shaft is either "abandoned" or pendular, or guided by the bottom for longer lengths (> approx. 5 m).

The mode of study is that of a cantilever beam, supported laterally by two supports R 1 and R 2 , and axially...

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