To determine the gear wear of the R helical gear hardened reducer, the following steps and methods can be used:
During normal operation, the noise and vibration of the R helical gear hardened reducer should be within a certain range. If the gears wear out, it will lead to increased noise and vibration. Therefore, the vibration of the reducer can be monitored by monitoring its operating sound and using vibration detection equipment. If abnormal noise or excessive vibration is found, the machine should be stopped for inspection in a timely manner.
Gear wear can lead to increased friction, resulting in more heat generation. Therefore, the presence of gear wear can be determined by detecting the operating temperature of the reducer. If an abnormal increase in the operating temperature of the reducer is found and other possible fault factors (such as insufficient lubricating oil or poor quality) are ruled out, it may be caused by gear wear.
The lubricating oil of the reducer may contain impurities such as metal abrasive particles, which are often generated by gear wear. Therefore, the wear of gears can be determined by regularly sampling and checking the cleanliness and impurity content of lubricating oil. If a large amount of metal abrasive particles or other impurities are found in the lubricating oil, the lubricating oil should be replaced in a timely manner and the wear degree of the gears should be checked.
In the shutdown state, the wear of gears and bearings can be directly observed by opening the inspection hole of the reducer or disassembling relevant components. During inspection, special attention should be paid to the tooth surface, tooth tip, and tooth root of the gear, as well as the raceway, cage, and inner and outer rings of the bearing. If obvious wear, cracks, or deformation are found in gears or bearings, they should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner.
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