Abrasive Particles Cause Damage to Bearing Surfaces

Abrasive Particles Cause Damage to Bearing Surfaces During concrete mixer operation, abrasive particles of cement, sand, and crushed stone penetrate into bearings. These particles cause micro-scratches and damage to raceway and roller surfaces. Consequences of Contamination Micro-scratches on racewa......

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Contamination by Dust, Moisture, and Chemicals in Aggressive Industrial Conditions

Contamination by Dust, Moisture, and Chemicals in Aggressive Industrial Conditions In aggressive industrial environments, electric motors are exposed to dust, moisture, and chemicals. These contaminants penetrate bearings, causing abrasive wear, corrosion, and lubricant degradation. Sources of Conta......

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Contamination by Wear Particles, Dirt, and Water in Non-Sealed Gearboxes

Contamination by Wear Particles, Dirt, and Water in Non-Sealed Gearboxes In poorly sealed gearboxes or under aggressive operating conditions, bearings are exposed to contamination by wear particles, dirt, and water. This causes abrasive wear and accelerated failure. Sources of Contamination Wear par......

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