Jaw crusher assemble
Jaw crusher assemble
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Can you please tell me where the counterweihgt on the fly wheel must be in relation to the eccentric of the shaft.90 degrees or 180 degrees.
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RE: Jaw crusher assemble
RE: Jaw crusher assemble
Perhaps some additional information could be supplied. For example, when I first looked at the drawing I took it to be an attempt at a 3-dimensional representation with a shaft going through the center hole at an angle (from page upper right to page lower left). However, after looking at it again, it could be that a shaft comes through straight and the hole is off-center. [Note: in both cases, I'm assuming that the drawn device attaches to a shaft.] I'd really like an explanation of what the line across the bottom means - is that additional weight being added?
Patricia Lougheed
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RE: Jaw crusher assemble
RE: Jaw crusher assemble
RE: Jaw crusher assemble
Intutively the balance weight looks like it should be at 180 degrees to the eccentric of the shaft, however its not quite as simple as that because the radial position of the balance mass is also important.
Have a look at this pdf it explains balancing a disc in the first chapter.
regards
desertfox
RE: Jaw crusher assemble
Ask your colleague if the keys have been fitted. If so, then the flywheel is in the correct place and his problem is elsewhere.
Geoff
RE: Jaw crusher assemble
RE: Jaw crusher assemble