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2017-10-30View Original

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What causes the shaft of a screw pump to break?
Reply #22017-10-30
I’ve never encountered this situation; it’s likely due to manufacturing or material issues, or perhaps some impurities that are getting stuck.
Reply #32017-10-31
The reality is that when analyzing the reasons, I don’t know how to judge; it happened once before as well
Reply #42017-10-31
This post was last edited by 1070273960 on 2017-10-31 at 11:32. There are many reasons for shaft breakage, but it’s definitely because the shaft was subjected to excessive torque: for example, friction between rotors, damaged gears, damaged bearings, or starting the machine before the material has been liquefied, etc.

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