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Question regarding the pump location and motor location

2011-03-04View Original

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I would like to ask the teachers: when referring to the front and back of a pump impeller, as well as the front and back bearings of the pump and those of the motor, from which direction is the \"front\" and \"back\" determined? Thank you!
Reply #22011-03-04
Generally, it is divided into front and back in the direction from the pump inlet outward
Reply #32011-03-04
Use the pump’s suction inlet as a reference to determine the front and back as asked in the question.
Reply #42011-03-06
Of course, it is viewed from the pump’s suction inlet; nowadays, new types of water pumps rarely have two bearings – only cantilevered pumps come equipped with bearings. As for the motor, it goes without saying that one end extending from the motor shaft is the front end.

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