What is the maximum allowable temperature rise for sliding bearings?
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What is the maximum allowable temperature rise for sliding bearings? What is the maximum temperature? In which standard
It is stated in the device manual; generally, it should not exceed 65°C.
Sliding bearings are used in large-scale equipment; it depends on the requirements of the equipment manufacturer, I guess? I’m not quite sure if there are any standards in this area
It should be determined based on the properties of the bearing alloy
Clarify whether it is a thin-walled cylindrical tile or an inclined tile? Then the answer will be accurate. Beijing Chuangzhi Zhonghe
Our factory logo: babbitt alloy, with a temperature rise of no more than 10°C per minute. It should not exceed 120°C; as a precaution, an alarm is set at 95°C and the system shuts down at 105°C.
It varies among different manufacturers; for the Siemens motors in our company, the maximum allowable temperature for the sliding bearings is 100°C.