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Application of rolling element bearings in centrifugal pumps

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Weight
416 KB
Volume
2000
Category
Article
ISSN
0262-1762

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✦ Synopsis

You can expect to receive long and successful operation from rolling element bearings, advises Stan SNels, but only if due attention is applied to a number of critical areas.

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olling element (or antifriction) bearings, as applied to centrifugal pumps, have a life expectancy governed by five basic conditions...

β€’ The selection of the correct design of bearing for the service. β€’ The quality of lubrication, which involves the selection of an acceptable lubricant, maintenance of the correct amount of lubricant, the degree of lubricant contamination and/or degradation. β€’ The correct assembly and maintenance procedures. β€’ The degree of static loading imposed on the bearing. β€’ The degree of dynamic loading imposed on the bearing.

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