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During the maintenance of the submersible sewage pump, an axial crack was found on the pump’s main shaft; what could be the cause?

2017-03-28View Original

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The material is 2cr13; what is the reason for this?
Reply #22017-03-28
It’s probably a material defect; such a situation shouldn’t occur mechanically
Reply #32017-03-28
Material defects – 2Cr/3Cr issues occur frequently, but to still be able to supply you products with cracks this long is simply unbelievable!
Reply #42017-03-28
There are issues with the craftsmanship, and the material chosen is inappropriate!
Reply #52017-03-28
Everything you said is correct; it’s a material defect. Unethical business owners – please expose them
Reply #62017-03-28
This is why the manufacturer uses low-cost welded pipes.
Reply #72017-03-29
The material itself is fine; the problem lies in the inappropriate forging and heat treatment processes. An excessively high normalizing temperature or too rapid cooling rate can both cause cracks.
Reply #82017-03-29
They are generally hollow, thick-walled tubes, with only the shaft end being solid.

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