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How to repair wear on high-voltage motor shafts

2017-09-19View Original

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In our company’s high-voltage motors, wear has occurred at the bearing locations. How can this be repaired without removing the rotor? 1mm of wear; using a copper sheet as a pad does not yield good results. Please give help!
Reply #22017-09-19
Refer to this post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1842099-1-1.html
Reply #32017-09-19
For wear and tear issues of this kind, online repair is very simple – the repair can be completed and the device restarted within 4 hours. For specific methods, refer to the \"Sorei Repair Procedures\". The Sorei Industry blog at http://blog.sina.com.cn/zbsolid also provides very detailed information.
Reply #42017-09-19
I have already downloaded the \"Sorei Construction Repair Techniques\" guide. Thank you for sharing it
Reply #52017-09-20
It is best to use laser cladding technology for repair, as it provides high strength

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