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Selecting an Agitator Blade

07/10/2007 12:41 AM

Please help me to select blade suitable for this tank. the details are as followings: Tank 400 M3 Quantity: 2 Purpose: Mix end-product Temperate: 85 oC Max Density: 0.9 Vicosity: 23.7 cP at 50 oC Mounting position: side of tank (horizontal) Height of tank: 7.5 m Diameter of tank: 8.5 m Volume: 400 M3 Electrical power: 380V/ 50Hz/ 3 Ph Thanks
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vsankar
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Re: Blade of Agitator

07/10/2007 3:17 AM

Dear sir,

S.S Blade with 2/3 dia of tank dia with 45 deg inclination and 10 mm thick with 7-10 rpm for stirring and lessthan 100 rpm for agitation and more than 500 rpm for hetrogenious mixing with paddler arrangements.

sankar
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duongnarime
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Re: Blade of Agitator

07/10/2007 4:17 AM

Thanks Mr. Sankar verymuch!

With type of vertical axis, I can calculate the blade of agitator for that tank, but with type of horizontal I don't know How can I calculate dia. of blade of agitator and how many baldes for this agistator?

Thanks & Best Regards,
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Re: Blade of Agitator

07/10/2007 4:03 AM

Chemineer Kenics is one of many companies that can offer over-the-counter solutions to this sort of problem.
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BillM
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Re: Selecting an Agitator Blade

07/11/2007 12:38 PM

I would suggest whoever you go with to purchase the Agitator Blade that you consider the Kolsterising treatment to surface harden it without dimensional change or loss of corrosion resistant capibilities.

www.kolsterising.info
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