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What are dynamic fit and static fit? What are their obvious differences? : 1) Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump ； 2) Static fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) Clear difference: Dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
1. Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2. Tight fit: A fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) The difference is: it is a dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
1) Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2) Static fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) Clear difference: Dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
1. Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2. Tight fit: A fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) The difference is: it is a dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
Dynamic fit: A fit in which the actual size of the hole is larger than that of the shaft. Static fit: A fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than the actual size of the hole. Clear difference: Dynamic fit – the shaft and hole can move relative to each other ； Static fit – no relative motion between the shaft and the hole.
1) Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2) Static fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) Clear difference: Dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
1. Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2. Tight fit: A fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) The difference is: it is a dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
1) Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2) Static fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) Clear difference: Dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
1) Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2) Static fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) Clear difference: Dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
1) Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than the actual size of the pump； 2) Static fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； 3) Clear difference: Dynamic fit, allowing relative movement between the shaft and the hole ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.
Dynamic fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the hole being larger than that of the shaft； Interference fit: a fit resulting from the actual size of the shaft being greater than that of the hole ； Clear difference: Dynamic fit, where the shaft and hole can move relative to each other ； Static fit: No relative movement occurs between the shaft and the hole.