The compression of the sealing ring needs to be precisely controlled to avoid accelerated aging due to over-compression or leakage caused by insufficient compression.
In the core power system of new energy vehicles, the drive motor is not only the hub of energy conversion but also a key component determining the overall driving experience.
During motor operation, the new energy drive motor front cover must withstand the motor's own weight, vibration loads, and external impacts.
During the operation of an alternator, internal electronic components such as coils, rectifiers, and voltage regulators continuously generate heat due to the flow of current.
In the engine compartment of every traditional gasoline-powered vehicle, there is a seemingly insignificant yet vital component—the starter motor drive cover.
During motor operation, changes in temperature, vibration, and load can cause real-time fluctuations in the clearance.