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What are the selection principles for the non-positioning bearings of twin-screw pumps?

2011-04-29View Original

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The twin-screw pump has two NJ-type bearings at the synchronous gear end; theoretically, it is subjected only to radial forces. But the original design used NJ-type bearings; can I replace them with NU-type bearings? ~
Reply #22011-05-07
It can be replaced; the design of this pump is quite old. The bearing at the position you mentioned is referred to as the rear bearing in pump design. The current standard design uses a single-row inclined column roller bearing, which can handle both radial forces and balance axial forces! Reduces axial play and extends service life. QQ83096999

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