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Burnout of the sliding bearing bushing at the non-driving end of the pump

2021-10-27View Original

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Experts, our four pumps have been in operation for just a few days, and the temperature has not exceeded 70 degrees. Upon disassembly, we found that the shaft bearings were damaged. We would like to ask for the reasons behind this damage; we hope that experienced experts can provide us with some guidance.
Reply #22021-10-27
There’s no useful information here at all. . .
Reply #32021-10-27
Asking experts for advice comes with conditions; experts are not gods. Let’s show a few more videos; it’s best to convey the message through images. Oh, I also need to explain the medium situation. For reference.
Reply #42021-10-27
If the temperature doesn’t reach 70 degrees, what is the temperature of that area?
Reply #52021-10-27
What type of pump? It’s likely due to insufficient lubricant supply.
Reply #62021-10-27
It seems to be wear caused by a lack of oil; I’m not sure if more information can be provided

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