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  • Aug 17, 2012, 07:43 PM
    pdpatilea
    How do I calculate a torque required to rotate a shaft equipped with paddles?
    I must calculate a torque for a immersed shaft ( dia.= 4"; L= 25'-4") equipped with 8 paddles. This assy. Will function like a mixer. Fluid: water (water viscosity for calculation).
    I must use the existing equipments for this assy.
    The assy. Paddles are welded assy. From a pipe (mounted around the shaft and fixed with 2 screws on the shaft). Around the pipe are welded paddles ( 4 paddles/90 degrees). This shaft will be mount in a reactor (horizontal tank). Tree plillow block bearings supported the shaft inside from tank. Out of the tank is mounted an electric motor P=50HP, r=1800rpm and a gearbox 30:1. The shaft revolution must be aprox. 60 rpm.
    Please guide me.

    Thanks!
    Daniela

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