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Pump shaft concentricity inspection issue

2018-01-12View Original

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When checking the concentricity of shafts, how should the workbench on which the shaft is placed be designed to be optimal? For small shafts, two V-blocks are sufficient to enable rotation for testing, but this approach doesn’t work for large shafts. I would like to create a device for holding the shaft, allowing it to rotate freely so as to facilitate the measurement of concentricity.
Reply #22018-01-12
Thank you, but with clamping at both ends, this system becomes quite complex
Reply #32018-01-12
It is made in imitation of the balance machine bracket, but the workload is also considerable
Reply #42018-01-13
This is indeed a hassle; usually we just go to bed.:)
Reply #52018-01-13
It’s tricky; a larger V-shaped iron will do the trick!

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