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Reasons for bearing wear in piston engines

2020-12-07View Original

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One of the piston machines in our factory didn’t experience any oil supply issues, but suddenly the secondary bearing rings were damaged, and the shaft was also ruined as a result of metal-to-metal contact. What can cause the bearing shells to be damaged?
Reply #22020-12-07
The situation you're describing is not just due to tile burning. There are many factors that lead to severe damage; one cannot focus solely on not running out of oil, as the quality of the oil is also a very important factor.
Reply #32020-12-07
1. Bearing capacity 2. Oil supply (oil pressure) 3. Oil quality 4. Bearing quality

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