68. What is the function of the throttle hole on the bearing oil inlet pipe?

2021-11-11View Original

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68. What is the function of the throttle hole on the bearing oil inlet pipe?

Reply #22021-11-11

The oil inlet pipes of bearings are equipped with throttle holes, which are generally located on the lower bearing shell. The oil flow rate is controlled through throttle holes to maintain the oil temperature at 12~15°C, ensuring the proper operation of the bearing shells.

Reply #32021-11-11

Where did the data for 12–15°C come from?

Reply #42021-11-13

Compilation of Test Questions for Large-Scale Units in Catalytic Cracking Units

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