Cameron rotor

2021-02-05View Original

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Urgent help needed: method for removing the impeller. I can’t remove it now and need expert guidance

Reply #22021-02-05

What device is it for? Contact the manufacturer? ? ?

Reply #32021-02-05

Due to the pandemic, I want to figure out how to disassemble it now

Reply #42021-02-06

There should be locknut bolts at the top of the impeller. It is best to contact the equipment manufacturer for video guidance for reference.

Reply #52021-02-06

Is the impeller removed from the shaft? For the multi-axis centrifugal compressors in Cameroon, I encountered a design with keyless connections; a hydraulic pump is needed to connect to the shaft, and by applying pressure to the specified level, the impeller comes off on its own

Reply #62021-02-06

But there are no threads on the shaft! It’s not hydraulic

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