Can a magnetic pump be vertical?
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This post was last edited by Kill those little Japs on 2018-1-18 at 16:30. I’ve come across many magnetic pumps, but they are generally horizontal in design, which is easy to understand as horizontal pumps rely on shaft sleeves for positioning. But are there any vertical magnetic pumps? If so, what does it use to provide support? I can’t quite figure it out
If any expert could provide a schematic diagram of a vertical magnetic pump, that would be truly very appreciated~~
This is our company’s magnetically driven pipeline pump, but I don’t have the cross-sectional diagram on hand right now
I really want to know its structural diagram; I can’t figure out how it’s supported: lol
Search for vertical shielded pumps; these two types have similar structures, with a thrust disc present inside the pump in both cases.
Just like in the horizontal type, the internal rotor also has thrust bearings (or thrust surfaces)~~~ there are primary and secondary surfaces~~~ this combination is used for positioning (it’s not a \"bushing\")
I always thought that in a vertical configuration, there would be roller bearings
The type you mentioned is also possible; it uses ceramic ball bearings with self-lubrication by the medium itself. But we haven’t done this kind of thing before
The same; there is a static bearing QQ784662892 in front