Problem with the position of the oil cup and oil window
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The oil cup and oil window are arranged on both sides of the bearing box respectively. The position of the oil window is 1/2 of the ball at the bottom of the bearing. I understand this, but why is the oil cup lower than the oil window? Why not on a center line?
Tips from the Design Institute: The positions of both are the same. As shown in the picture, the position of the working point in the picture must be near the center of the window.
How can I replenish the oil automatically if it is not lower?
As soon as the oil level is low, the oil in the oil cup will be automatically replenished into the bearing box due to atmospheric pressure until the oil level reaches the working point in the picture again.
The position of the oil hole in some bearing boxes is not correct, and the oil cup either cannot store oil, or the oil level in the oil cup does not drop after there is no oil in the bearing box.
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If the oil window you see is low, wait until the oil cup is really out of oil and you forget to refill it. Check the oil window first to see if there is still a little oil in the oil cup and you can refill it in time. This is no problem for the petrochemical industry, but for migrant workers outside, they will ignore it once and just turn it on!