Imported bearing related content)
Abrasive wear refers to the imported bearing bearing working surface between into hard foreign matter or foreign solid particles or abrasive dust on the surface of the metal caused by the relative movement and the contact surface of wear, often cause furrow of abrasion in bearings working surface.
Hard particles or other foreign body may come from inside the host, or from the host system adjacent parts sent by lubricating medium bearing inside.
Adhesive wear refers to the because of the friction surface microscopic bumps or foreign bodies make the friction surface is uneven, serious deterioration, the condition of lubrication for local friction heat production, easy to cause local deformation and friction surface friction welded phenomenon, serious when the surface of the metal may be the partial melting, contact surface forces from the local friction welding points on the matrix will be torn and increase the plastic deformation.
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Tear -
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Adhesive cycle constitutes the adhesive wear and tear, in general, mild adhesive wear is called a scratch, serious adhesive wear called occlusion.
Import bearings bearing failure of the main reason is that defects and overload two factors.
When the loads more than material strength limit fracture caused by parts called overload fracture.
Overload reason mainly is the main engine failure or improper installation.
Bearing parts of micro crack, shrinkage cavity, bubbles and large foreign impurities, overheating organizations and local burns and other defects during the impact overload or violent vibration will cause fracture in defect, known as defect fracture.
It should be pointed out that the bearing in the process of manufacturing, for raw materials into the factory reinspection, forging and heat treatment quality control, process control through instrument analysis of the existence of the above defects and correct still must strengthen control in the future.
But in general, usually bearing fracture failure of most for overload failure.