Is it the motor bearing temperature that is high, or the equipment bearing temperature?
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As shown in the thermal image, it is a device driven by a motor; according to the image, is it the motor bearings that have high temperatures or the device’s bearings?
Judging from the image, it’s necessary to take on-site measurements as well as compare them with the user manual to find out what the maximum rated temperature is and whether it exceeds that limit; it’s also possible to compare it with devices of the same type
The temperature of the motor bearings can be checked by taking a front view of the area around the motor on the equipment side
It is not possible to determine this accurately from the diagram; a temperature gun can be used to measure the temperature at the bearing end in person. If an answer must be given, the temperature at the equipment end is high – as shown in the diagram, the temperature of the medium in contact with the equipment end has already exceeded 100°
It’s not the motor; it seems that the temperature of the equipment at the back is high. Is it a gearbox or a pump at the back?
Imaging observation is intuitive, but not accurate. If accurate monitoring is required, it is still best to set up temperature sensors at specific points to display the real-time temperature directly
It’s like a high-temperature, double-support centrifugal pump