Have you ever seen a large rotary device suffer from worn bearings?

2017-02-13View Original

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During operation, large rotary equipment often experiences bearing burnout for various reasons, and such incidents occur quite frequently on site; the image below shows the condition of a reciprocating compressor after bearing burnout occurred during use

Reply #22017-02-13

It is necessary to pay attention to the management of oil lubrication, such as oil temperature parameters, oil quality, and oil level.

Reply #32017-02-13

Our 10,000 cubic meter circulating water pump has even worse bearing wear than yours!

Reply #42017-02-13

High-power devices can be completely ruined in an instant if overloaded

Reply #52017-02-13

Therefore, maintenance work cannot be taken lightly

Reply #62017-02-14

Is there a problem with the lubrication system?

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