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Which is better, a centrifugal pump with a coupling or a direct-coupled centrifugal pump
Direct-coupled centrifugal pumps and centrifugal pumps with couplings each have their advantages and disadvantages. The specific choice should be based on the application scenario: Characteristics of direct-coupled centrifugal pumps • advantages : Compact structure, small floor space, no need to adjust the concentricity of the shaft system during installation, and smooth operation. • disadvantage : When the pump shaft is worn, the entire motor rotor needs to be replaced, resulting in high maintenance costs; The quality requirements for motor bearings are relatively high. Features of centrifugal pumps with couplings • advantages : Only the pump shaft needs to be replaced during maintenance, resulting in a relatively low cost; Some models come with a base, which is convenient for installation and debugging. • disadvantages : It occupies a large area and requires precise adjustment of the shaft system concentricity during installation; Coupling components are prone to damage (such as buffer rubber), and there are many vulnerable parts. Suggested applicable scenarios • prefer direct connection type : when there are requirements for compact structure, easy installation and low maintenance cost (such as in scenarios with limited space or frequent maintenance). • Prefer the coupling type : when the pump shaft wears frequently or requires lower maintenance costs (such as the continuous operation demand in industrial production). |

