Do you think this gear is glued?
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This post was last edited by qaz@wsx on 2017-10-26 17:30. As the title states, this is a gear. What caused it and how to deal with it? Please give me some advice.
It's caused by shaft eccentricity. Is the gearbox vibrating too much?
Yours should be a reducer, and the gears should have been repaired manually.
The shaft is eccentric, why are only these teeth damaged? Not much vibration.
Similar to a reducer. The gears have not been restored.
That means there should be a problem with the oil system control.
That means there should be a problem with the oil system control.
Incorrect meshing and uneven force on the tooth surface. Check the parallelism, center distance, tooth side clearance, etc. of the two axes.
Incorrect meshing and uneven force on the tooth surface. Check the parallelism, center distance, tooth side clearance, etc. of the two axes.
Only 3 teeth are worn (note that it is abrasion)~~~and the wear locations are different, the degree of wear is different, and the wear marks are different~~~~~The most likely cause is wear after foreign matter is entrained on the tooth surface during operation~~~~There should also be marks on the mating teeth of the paired gears~~~After applying red red powder or other trace tracers, turn the gear shaft and look at the contact surface before talking about how to deal with it.~~
Even if this situation is repaired, the effect will not be very good.