Seeking help with thrust bearings
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Please take a look at this thrust washer and analyze the reason ?
Was it caused by a sudden change in operating conditions? The instantaneous axial force was too high; it doesn’t seem to be caused by a lack of oil or long-term wear, but rather seems to be the result of sudden compression
Did the alloy fall off and stick back on? Is it still caused by impurities?
The condition of the equipment before maintenance should be checked to see if there is any vibration. For example, phenomena such as process surge occurring in the equipment. For reference.
It seems to be a secondary pushing surface; has it been reversed?
Axial impact damaged the alloy layer, and cracks even appeared on the back of the tile.
Surge or issues with operations during start-up and shutdown, transient axial force
It is necessary to specify the model of the equipment and the applicable operating conditions to facilitate analysis. We have encountered this often before as well
The axial clearance isn’t adjusted properly, and there are hard particles on the bearing surface.