Apply a little bit of lubricant to the friction between the two fingers. If there is any contaminant, feel it, or apply a layer of lubricant on the back of the hand, then seal the light.
Oil-lubricated INA bearings are vented with old oil and, if possible, refilled with fresh oil and allowed the machine to spin at low speed for a few minutes. As far as possible, the oil collects residual contaminants and then vents the oil. The oil is preferably filtered before use.
Grease-lubricated bearings should be replaced with a cotton joint to any part of the bearing when replacing the grease, as these residual fibers may wedge between the rolling elements and cause damage, especially It is the application of the small-key ball bearing that needs to pay attention to this problem.
Under some special conditions, a small amount of solid lubricant is added to the grease. For example, adding 3~5% of molybdenum disulfide No. 1 can reduce wear and improve the resistance to pressure and heat.
Viscosity is an important characteristic of lubricating oil. The viscosity directly affects the fluidity of the lubricating oil and the thickness of the oil film formed between the friction surfaces. The viscosity of the lubricating oil at working temperature is generally 12-15 cst. The higher the speed, the lower the viscosity, and the heavier the load, the higher the viscosity.
Oil lubrication methods include:
a. Oil bath lubrication
Oil bath lubrication is the most common lubrication method. It is suitable for low and medium speed lubrication. A part of the self-aligning ball bearing is immersed in the groove. The lubricating oil is brought up by the rotating parts and then flows back to the oil groove. The oil level should be slightly lower. The center of the lowest rolling body.
b. drip lubrication
Drip oil lubrication is suitable for INA bearing parts that need to supply lubricating oil quantitatively. The amount of oil dripping is generally one drop every 3-8 seconds. Excessive oil quantity will cause the bearing temperature to increase.
c. Circulating oil lubrication
The filtered oil is sent to the parts by an oil pump, and the used lubricating oil is filtered and cooled for use. Since the circulating oil can take a certain amount of heat to cool down, this method is suitable for bearing parts with a higher rotational speed.
d. Spray lubrication
The dry compressed air is mixed with the lubricating oil through a sprayer to form an oil mist. During the spraying, the air flow can effectively lower the temperature and prevent the intrusion of impurities. This method is suitable for the lubrication of high speed and high temperature parts.
e. Injection lubrication
The high-pressure oil is injected through the nozzle by the oil pump, and the injected oil flows into the oil groove through the other end. When the bearing rotates at a high speed, the rolling elements and the cage also cause the surrounding air to form a gas flow at a relatively high rotational speed.
When inspecting self-aligning ball bearings, never expose the bearings to contaminants or moisture. If the work is interrupted, the machine should be covered with a piece of oil-paper plastic or similar material.
If the unshielded INA bearing is cleaned without the need for disassembly, the coated INA bearing should be cleaned with a white spirit and then blown with a lint-free cloth or blown with compressed air. Dry (be careful not to let the bearing assembly start to rotate).
Do not clean the bearing with a sealing cover or dustproof; just wipe the outer surface. If the INA bearing is damaged, it needs to be replaced. It is much more economical to replace the self-aligning ball bearing during the regular downtime maintenance period to damage the selected sudden downtime.
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