Footstep bearing for impeller shafts
OwnerWolfgang Dietzinventor
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A footstep bearing for an impeller shaft of a container stirring mechanism is described. The footstep bearing has at least one shaft butt end (1) that is mounted, in particular, on the wall (2) of the container (16), and an impeller shaft (9) with a gap (13) in the region of the engagement between shaft butt end (1) and impeller shaft (9). In the region of the gap (13), the shaft butt end (1) and/or the impeller shaft (9) are/is provided on their surface with sliding elements on which the opposite surface of the impeller shaft (9) and/or the shaft butt end (1) slide and the shaft butt end (1) has means (11) for the passage of a flushing fluid (3) through the gap (13) between impeller shaft (9) and shaft butt end (1).
Footstep bearing for an impeller shaft of a container stirring mechanism having at least one shaft butt end (1) mounted, in particular, on the wall (2) of the container (16), and an impeller shaft (9), which shaft end and impeller shaft engage in one another, with a gap (13) in the region of the engagement of the shaft butt end (1) and the impeller shaft (9), characterized in that the shaft butt end (1) and/or the impeller shaft (9) are/is provided on their surface in the region of the gap (13) with sliding elements (8), preferably pimples, ring segments or axially disposed strips, on which the respective opposite surface of the impeller shaft (9) and/or of the shaft butt end (1) slides, and in that the shaft butt end (1) has means (11), preferably a bore (11), for the passage of a flushing fluid (3) through the gap (13) between impeller shaft (9) and shaft butt end (1).
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