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How to store pump shafts

2009-12-17View Original

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This post was last edited by yxmqh on 2009-12-17 19:42 Dear classmates and seniors: Does anyone know how to store the pump shaft (including the rotor)? Are there standards for flat laying, lifting, and special brackets? Thank you in advance!
Reply #22009-12-17
The rotor cannot be laid flat. If it takes a long time, it may cause the rotor to bend. It should be hung up with a bracket for storage.
Reply #32009-12-17
Large rotors cannot be hoisted and can only be supported by brackets.
Reply #42009-12-17
Large rotors cannot be hoisted and can only be supported by brackets.
Reply #52009-12-17
Shafts must be hoisted and stored, and large rotors require special brackets.
Reply #62009-12-18
Thank you for the discussion upstairs! Can anyone find more detailed standards or instructions? Thank you!
Reply #72009-12-18
In order to prevent the rotor from bending, the rotor of the general pump is lifted; The rotors of large units are set up with brackets, sealed, and protected by nitrogen gas.

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