On-line monitoring device and method for rotating shaft position of magnetic pump
A monitoring device, a technology of a magnetic pump, which is applied to a measuring device, a component of a pumping device for elastic fluid, and an electrical device, etc., can solve problems such as fire, loose rotor parts, and poor medium lubricity, and achieve a monitoring method. Accurate and reliable, avoid leakage accident, simple device structure
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[0037] refer to figure 1 The magnetic pump is composed of a magnetic pump spacer 1, an outer magnetic rotor 2, an inner magnetic rotor 3, and front and rear sliding bearings 4. The impeller 7 is installed in the magnetic pump fluid sealing system, and the motor 8 drives the magnetic pump shaft to rotate. The device includes a detection probe flange 6 and a detection wheel 5 . Wherein the detection probe flange 6 is located in the fluid sealing system of the magnetic pump. There are two sealing rings 10 to isolate the radially outer end surface of the detection probe flange 6 and the outlet hole 11 from the sealing fluid inside the magnetic pump.
[0038] refer to Figure 7 The test probe flange 6. The detection probe is composed of four identical detection sensors, and the included angle between each detection sensor in the radial direction of the rotating shaft of the magnetic pump is 90 degrees. The example of the closed magnetic circuit that detection sensor and detection...
Embodiment 2
[0040] refer to figure 2 The structural diagram of another online monitoring device for the rotating shaft position of a magnetic pump, which includes a detection probe flange 6 and a detection wheel 5. Wherein the detection probe flange 6 is located on the outer surface of the isolation sleeve 1 of the magnetic pump. The structure of the detection probe flange 6 is the same as that in Embodiment 1.
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