This utility model discloses a low-friction high-speed rotating motor rotor
assembly structure, including a shaft and a rotor. The rotor is sleeved on the shaft, and a
stator is sleeved on the rotor. A connecting ring sleeve is sleeved on the shaft, and a
liquid storage cavity is formed in the connecting ring sleeve. The
liquid storage cavity contains lubricating oil and a
sponge sleeve. Multiple protrusions are circumferentially fixedly connected to the shaft, and multiple strip grooves are formed circumferentially on the shaft. In this utility model, the shaft rotates at high speed, driving the protrusions to rotate at high speed as well. The protrusions can squeeze the
sponge sleeve, and the squeezed lubricating oil falls into the strip grooves. The lubricating
oil can lubricate and cool the shaft. Some of the lubricating oil flows from the strip grooves into the vertical grooves, and then into the ring grooves, cooling and lubricating the rotor. This avoids the rotor working in a high-temperature environment for a long time, reduces frictional damage caused by high-speed rotation, and improves the service life of the rotor.