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Could someone please help explain the correspondence between \"driving side\", \"non-driving side\", \"thrust side\", and \"support side\"?

2017-05-31View Original

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It’s very chaotic; I hope someone experienced can give me some advice. O(∩_∩)O Thank you
Reply #22017-06-01
The original poster still doesn’t understand the structure of the equipment
Reply #32017-06-02
For example, the end of the motor shaft where the drive is located is the drive end, while the end that is not at the shaft extension is the non-drive end. For example, in a reciprocating compressor, the crosshead represents the thrust side, while the piston support ring represents the support side.
Reply #42017-06-02
So I hope you can give me some guidance, buddy

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