Oxygenator motor shaft

Oxygenator motor shaft is an important part of the oxygenator, and its main function is to transfer the power from the motor to the impeller, so as to drive the operation of the oxygenator. Oxygenator motor shaft usually adopts motor shaft flange to connect the motor and impeller, this design can effectively prevent the motor shaft from direct contact with the water, to ensure the normal operation of the equipment and extend the service life.
Structural characteristics
Oxygenator motor shaft has a compact structural design, usually including motor shaft flange, cylinder and connection part. The motor shaft flange has an open barrel portion at each end, and a first flange disk and a second flange disk located at the axial ends of the barrel portion. The first flange has an annular sealing surface, and the second flange has a connection portion for connection to an impeller, and a snap tooth portion for securing the impeller.
Material and manufacturing process
The material and manufacturing process of the motor shaft of the oxygenator have an important influence on its performance and service life. Usually, the motor shaft is made of high-strength, corrosion-resistant materials to ensure long-term stable operation in humid and corrosive environments. Manufacturing processes include precision machining and surface treatment to ensure shaft accuracy and durability.
Application Scenarios and Maintenance
Oxygenators are widely used in aquaculture to improve water quality and promote the growth of aquatic organisms by increasing the oxygen content in the water. In the process of use, it is very important to check and maintain the condition of the motor shaft regularly, including cleaning the bearings, checking the lubrication, etc., to ensure the normal operation and prolong the service life of the oxygenator.