What is the reason why the bearings of sludge transfer pumps are easily damaged?
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The bearings of the sludge transfer pump in my sewage treatment plant are damaged once every three or two months. Could you please tell me what the reasons are and what are the main reasons?
Is the installation okay? Are they all equipment from the same manufacturer?
It is related to operation, 1. Design working conditions and actual 2. Intermittent or continuous 3. Whether the operation is correct.
If it is damaged after such a long period of use, should you consider replacing the bearing manufacturer? It is usually caused by the mechanical seal and the density change of the mud, but the use time is very short. In addition, the grease addition and cleaning of the bearings must be ensured. For reference.
The pump delivers mud into the plate and frame filter press. Is it related to the filter cloth being dirty, the gaps being blocked, the pump outlet pressure being too high, and the pressure being held back?
Is it the bearing of the reducer? Check the axial force of the reducer
It is related to the usage conditions, the load is large, and it is unstable.
Which position on the shaft is the broken bearing located on? I can’t see it clearly in the picture.
The bearing load capacity is insufficient, it is recommended to check
Teacher, it means that the bearing is too stressed and needs to be replaced with a bearing with a larger load capacity, right?