How should the axial dimension of the pump shaft be indicated in a proper manner?

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Regarding the axial dimension marking of the pump shaft in centrifugal pumps, what is a reasonable approach? Everyone is welcome to discuss this.

Reply #22018-10-25

For the pump shaft as shown in the attachment, how is it appropriate to mark its axial dimensions? Everyone is welcome to discuss

Reply #32018-10-26

Refer to the 6th edition of the \"Mechanical Design Handbook\", pages P2-47 and 2-50; other editions can also indicate the relevant regulations – there have been no major changes in recent years :)

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