This invention discloses a tenon-and-mortise splicing ferrite magnetic shielding device and method. Addressing the limitations of existing ferrite magnetic shielding methods, such as limited overall size, severe
magnetic leakage, difficulty in multi-layer
adaptation, high cost, and poor maintenance flexibility, as well as the stringent shielding requirements of
medical equipment and high-precision atomic magnetometers in complex magnetic environments, this invention introduces a core design of "modular fan-ring units + tenon-and-mortise
interlocking structure" and corresponding splicing methods. These methods utilize stepped surface contact tenons to increase the splicing contact area to ensure
magnetic flux continuity, multi-layer coaxial positioning benchmarks to optimize tolerance
adaptation, independent replacement and cleaning of modular fan-rings, tooling assistance, and performance calibration splicing processes. These improvements enhance magnetic shielding effectiveness and multi-layer
adaptation accuracy, while reducing vertical and inter-layer
magnetic leakage. Furthermore, based on the
modular design and tenon-and-mortise structure characteristics, breakthroughs have been achieved in the fabrication of large-
diameter magnetic shielding and independent maintenance of individual fan-rings, reducing the cost of large molds and the overall lifecycle maintenance cost of the equipment.