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How to deal with oil leakage from the seal of the exhaust fan bearing housing?

2017-11-30View Original

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Oil is leaking from the sealing surfaces at the upper and lower connections of the fan’s bearing housing. How can this be fixed without shutting down the machine? ?
Reply #22017-11-30
What’s the extent of the oil leakage? If it’s severe, it’s better to shut down the machine; if it’s not that serious, it can keep running temporarily until conditions allow for shutdown
Reply #32017-12-01
Seal the leak points using a water-oil compatible repair material.
Reply #42017-12-01
There is basically no solution to oil leakage from bearing housings; even if the bearing housing is replaced, if the overall balance of the unit is not properly maintained, or if the base becomes loose or other equipment starts to resonate, oil leakage will continue. Modern, higher-quality fan brands use single-row roller bearings, which are easy to maintain and replace, and also result in lower energy consumption and noise levels. Although the initial investment is higher, the subsequent operating and maintenance costs are low~

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