What is the water bearing of the pump?
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Please give me some advice, how is it different from commonly used bearings in appearance, structure and function? Thank you
Water bearing? Where is it used? I've never heard of it myself. Tell me where it is used and what kind of pump?
I guess it is a submersible pump, a vertical self-priming pump and the like. There is a bearing bush at the bottom of the shaft itself instead of a bearing. It supports the main shaft during operation and also serves as a bearing. Does it fall into the category of water bearings? ?
The water bearing is a copper sleeve, which is mostly used in the lower or middle position of a vertical water pump. It uses the pump medium as a lubricant, so it is called a water bearing. like: Multi-stage vertical fire protection, vertical condensation pump, etc.
I don’t know if the poster uses multi-stage submersible pumps. Many of them use the water bearings you mentioned. Most of these bearing materials are made of ceramics, rubber and other materials, and rely on the medium itself for lubrication.
agree: The water bearing is a copper sleeve, which is mostly used in the lower or middle position of a vertical water pump. It uses the pump medium as a lubricant, so it is called a water bearing. like: Multi-stage vertical fire protection, vertical condensation pump, etc.
It’s really informative. Like the moderator, it’s the first time for me to hear it. I just heard about an air conditioner called "water air conditioner" some time ago, and now there is a water bearing. I’ve probably come into contact with all the things, they just have different names!
The water bearing upstairs is called this, but water air conditioning and air conditioning are two different things.
The water bearing should be the bottom bearing used under the vertical multi-stage water pump. It is lubricated by water. The inner ring is a carbon steel or 304 bushing, and the outer ring is usually made of copper and is divided into upper and lower parts.
Water bearings may be lubricated by water, as some brothers upstairs said. Mostly used in multi-stage pumps
It is used in multi-stage pumps. This is the first time I have heard of it. I don’t know what it is...