Pulp Machine Agitator For Paper Making Line
In a pulp production line, an agitator is not responsible for breaking down waste paper into pulp, nor does it alter fiber length. Instead, it addresses a different challenge: while pulp sits in a storage tank awaiting the next stage of the process, it must not settle or stratify, and its consistency must remain stable. The role of the agitator is to keep the entire volume of pulp in a state of uniform suspension—using the absolute minimum amount of energy—until it is moved along by a pulp pump.
Agitator Features
Low-shear, high-flow operation: The large-diameter, low-speed axial-flow impeller prevents fibers from becoming entangled.
Low energy consumption for side-entry configurations: By directing flow along the tank bottom, this design effectively prevents sedimentation in large tanks containing low-consistency slurries; power consumption is only 1/3 to 2/3 that of top-entry units.
Flow field tailored to tank geometry: For square tanks, planetary-style agitation or multi-point placement is used to eliminate dead zones.
Concentrated maintenance points: Focus is primarily on the impeller, bearings, and shaft seals; for side-entry units, particular attention is given to the mechanical seal.
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