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What are some tips for reducing noise from crane reducers?

2015-08-20View Original

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The crane reducer contains numerous transmission gears; when the reducer is started, all of these gears begin to move, which leads to friction, vibration, and even collisions. It is from these phenomena that the noise generated by the reducer originates. Currently, there are several effective methods for reducing the noise of reducers. I. By using shaping equipment to minimize the transmission load and speed fluctuations of the reducer, noise can be reduced. However, ordinary medium and small-sized manufacturers do not have shaping equipment, so they cannot use shaping methods. II. Optimizing the relevant parameters of the gears and reducing the impact speed during gear engagement can also help to reduce noise. However, when carrying out such optimized design, it is also necessary to take into account the operating performance of the reducer itself. III. Use Metre Super Sealant or Lubricant, which is an additive for gearboxes. It possesses excellent self-lubricating properties, and it can also form a thin film of inert material over the components, thereby reducing friction and noise.
Reply #22015-10-01
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