Hydrodynamic coupling KX
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hydrodynamic coupling
hydrodynamic coupling
hydrodynamic coupling
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Characteristics

Type
hydrodynamic
Product applications
pump, motor, machines, valves
Other characteristics
torque, double, large
Installation system
flange
Rotational speed

Max.: 1,800 rpm
(11,309.73 rad.min-1)

Min.: 1,000 rpm
(6,283.19 rad.min-1)

Description

HYDRAULIC COUPLING FOR ELECTRIC ENGINES – STARTER The KX is a constant fill fluid coupling with a special patented circuit designed to start up large inertia machines driven by electric motors. The circuit includes two internal tanks connected by a scoop. The scoop works like a differential pump transferring the fluid from one chamber to the other and finally into the coupling working circuit through external adjustable valves. This double passage allows a long starting time with very low starting torque and absorbed current by the electric motor, virtually isolating the inertia of the driven machine. The coupling can work using both oil and treated water as standard. KX SERIES HYDRAULIC COUPLING: OPERATING CONDITIONS The fluid quantity in the working circuit is less than in traditional constant fill fluid couplings, as the fluid level is much lower than the rotating axis. The reduced fluid quantity in the working circuit allows low starting torque. During input rotation the scoop transfers the fluid from tank A to tank B and then, through an adjustable valve for starting time regulation, to the working circuit.

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

IFAT 2024
IFAT 2024

13-17 May 2024 München (Germany) Hall Vide - Stand B4.515

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    BIEMH 2024
    BIEMH 2024

    3-07 Jun 2024 Bilbao (Spain) Hall 5 - Stand C-29

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