Abstract: Provided is a self-cooling device sealed with a magnetic liquid, related to the field of mechanical engineering sealing technology. The device includes: a tank body, a pole-tooth, a rotary shaft, a magnetic liquid, a first gasket ring, a second gasket ring, a first pole-shoe, a permanent magnet, a third gasket ring, a second pole-shoe, a fourth gasket ring, a fan, a bolt, an end cover, a second U-shape soaking rod, and a first U-shape soaking rod.

Abstract: An anti-nuclear radiation magnetic fluid sealing device includes a magnetically conductive rotating shaft, a magnetically conductive housing, a left snap ring, a left bearing, a left magnetically isolating ring, a left pole shoe, a magnetically isolating sleeve, an outer permanent magnet, an inner permanent magnet, a right pole shoe, a right magnetically isolating ring, a right bearing, a right snap ring, an end cover, an anti-radiation coating, an anti-magnetic coating, a magnetic fluid I, and a magnetic fluid II. An outer magnetic circuit and an inner magnetic circuit are formed using the magnetically isolating sleeve. The magnetically conductive housing, the left pole shoe, the outer permanent magnet, the right pole shoe, and the magnetic fluid I forms a magnetic fluid static seal. The magnetically conductive rotating shaft, the left pole shoe, the inner permanent magnet, the right pole shoe, and the magnetic fluid II form a magnetic fluid dynamic seal.

Abstract: A data processing method is disclosed, the method comprising: after data synchronization, obtaining data offset of synchronous data related to a data integration task to be performed, the data offset representing deviation of the synchronous data from corresponding source data; determining whether the synchronous data is complete based on the data offset; in response to the synchronous data being complete, performing the data integration task to the synchronous data.

Abstract: A data processing method is disclosed, the method comprising: after data synchronization, obtaining data offset of synchronous data related to a data integration task to be performed, the data offset representing deviation of the synchronous data from corresponding source data; determining whether the synchronous data is complete based on the data offset; in response to the synchronous data being complete, performing the data integration task to the synchronous data.