Passive turbine emulsifier

Abstract

The invention relates to a passive turbine emulsifier. The passive turbine emulsifier comprises a shell, an emulsifying shaft, a disk group, shearing blades and a stator grid, wherein a first cavity,a second cavity and a third cavity are arranged in the shell; the emulsifying shaft is fixedly arranged in the second cavity through a left bearing and a right bearing; the disk group and a fixed sheet are arranged at the left end of the emulsifying shaft; the shearing blades and the stator grid are arranged at the right end of the emulsifying shaft; the center of an end cover is provided with a first discharge hole; the right side of the first discharge hole is connected with a discharge pipe. By adopting the passive turbine emulsifier, additional power driving is not needed, thereby loweringthe production cost. No additional protection sensing device is needed, and heat generated during mechanical rotation can be brought away.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of emulsification machinery, in particular to a passive turbine emulsifier. Background technique [0002] Most of the existing emulsifiers use motors to provide kinetic energy. The motors drive the rotating shaft to rotate, which not only requires power consumption, but also requires additional protection sensors to order the subsequent processes to stop when the emulsifier is stopped. This not only increases the production cost, but also generates heat accumulation due to the idling of the emulsifier, which affects the service life. At the same time, in the prior art, the rotating shaft generates heat due to rotation, causing the rotating shaft to heat up, and to reduce the friction between the rotating shaft and the bearing, the rotating shaft must be coated with lubricating oil at regular intervals, which not only requires disassembly of parts but also It may also contaminate the product. Summary of the invention [00...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] In the existing emulsifiers, most of them use motors to provide kinetic energy. The motor drives the rotating shaft to rotate, which not only consumes electric energy, but also requires additional protection sensors to order the subsequent process to stop when the emulsifier is stopped.

It not only increases the production cost, but also generates heat accumulation due to idling of the emulsifier, which affects the service life

At the same time, in the prior art, the rotating shaft will generate heat energy due to rotation, causing the rotating shaft to heat up, and to reduce the friction between the rotating shaft and the bearing, it is necessary to apply lubricating oil to the rotating shaft at regular intervals, which not only needs to disassemble the parts but also There is also the possibility of contamination of the product

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