Almost all of the bearing housings here are leaking oil, with some leaking in large quantities. What’s going on?
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Almost all of the bearing housings here are leaking oil, with some leaking in large quantities. What’s going on?
Oil seepage from the bearing housing can be resolved by replacing the packing
We should also clarify what equipment it is first, right?
It would be best to have pictures. Basically, all our bearing housings are equipped with oil seals. Generally, replacing the oil seal can solve the problem, and it also depends on the type of oil. In some cases, the shaft sleeve or shaft at the oil seal area is worn out.
No pictures, no truth~~~ But the person only came to the forum for help after realizing that \"almost all bearing housings were leaking oil\" – what kind of on-site management is that, haha~~~~
Take a close look – is it the oil mist coming from the breathing cap? If it’s seeping from the split surface, apply more sealant to that area during the next maintenance task.
Whether you are involved in equipment maintenance, equipment management, or operating equipment, such vague descriptions are of no help to your work. It’s better to be more precise and describe the situations in greater detail, so that others can assist you in analyzing and diagnosing the issues
1. The description is concise. This kind of speech is usually given by senior leaders to question their subordinates. 2. Be honest: There is no absolute seal in the world. One drop per second, one drop per minute, 1 drop per day. . . One week, one month, one quarter, 1 year. Lubricated by oil mist; it keeps leaking oil and gas. . .