By analyzing the contact friction state of an IKO clutch bearing through, it is possible to identify any faults or issues that may be affecting its performance. This process typically involves careful monitoring of bearing temperature, vibration, and noise levels, as well as an examination of any changes in the surface finish of the bearing components. With proper analysis, it is possible to develop effective maintenance and repair strategies that can address any faults and improve the operational lifespan of the clutch bearing.
General thin-walled bearings are used to carry axial load and radial load, and their ability to carry eccentric load is very limited. If an eccentric load is applied to these bearings, it will cause unreasonable load distribution in the bearings, which will sharply reduce the service life of IKO bearings and produce heating. Load trajectory under eccentric load.Judge the fault of IKO clutch bearing through contact friction state
Detect the physical parameters such as lubricating oil temperature, bearing temperature and lubricating oil pressure wave in the main oil passage;Judge the fault of IKO clutch bearing through contact friction state