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Corrosive Effects of Seawater Environments on Brushless Motors and Protective Measures

In underwater thrusters, marine robots, and offshore equipment, brushless motors are widely used due to their high efficiency and long service life. However, compared with freshwater or air environments, seawater presents a much more aggressive corrosive challenge to brushless motors. Without adequate protection, corrosion can degrade performance and significantly increase…

Insufficient Thrust in Underwater Thrusters? It May Be an Electric Motor Efficiency Issue

In underwater robots, autonomous underwater vehicles, and various subsea operating equipment, the underwater thruster is the core component that provides propulsion. Once insufficient thrust occurs, it not only affects maneuverability but may also lead to unstable positioning, increased energy consumption, or even mission failure. Among the many possible causes, electric…

Structural Analysis of Underwater-Operation-Grade Brushless Motors: Encapsulation, Windings, and Corrosion Protection

With the widespread application of underwater robots, ROVs, submersible thrusters, and marine engineering equipment, underwater-operation-grade brushless motors have become core power units. Compared with conventional industrial motors, these motors must not only deliver efficient drive performance but also withstand harsh environments characterized by high humidity, high pressure, and strong corrosion.…

What Should You Do If a Submersible Thruster Motor Gets Water Ingress?

Submersible thrusters are widely used in unmanned surface vessels, ROVs, underwater robots, and various marine engineering systems. Their core component—the motor—operates for long periods in harsh environments characterized by high humidity, high pressure, and continuous water flow. Once water ingress occurs, propulsion efficiency may decline, and more serious consequences such…

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