Ordinary bearings generally need to be lubricated during use, but for bearings that require lubrication, many people will ask which methods are used to lubricate the bearings? What are the lubrication methods for bearings? 

First, manual lubrication

This is the original method of supplying oil with an oiler when the bearing's lubricating oil is insufficient. However, this method is difficult to maintain a certain amount of oil, because the risk of neglecting to refuel is large, usually only used in light load, low speed or intermittent motion. When operating, install a dust cover or ball valve on the oil hole, and use felt. , cotton, wool, etc. as a filtering device.

Second, drip lubrication

Usually used for light-duty and medium-load bearings with a peripheral speed of less than 4 ~ 5m / s, from the container through the hole, needle, valve, etc. to supply a roughly quantitative lubricant, the classic is the drip oil cup, the amount of oil with the lubricant There are significant changes in viscosity, bearing clearance and oil supply hole position.

Third, the oil ring lubrication

The oil in the oil pool is brought into the bearing by a ring that can be rotated on the shaft and can be rotated (only for the lubrication method of the horizontal shaft). It is suitable for medium and high speed bearings with a shaft diameter of more than 50mm. The oil ring is seamless. When the bearing width-to-diameter ratio is less than 2, only one oil ring can be used, otherwise two oil rings are required.

Fourth, oil rope lubrication

Relying on the capillary and siphon action of the oil rope, the lubricating oil in the oil cup is introduced into the bearing, mainly used for light-load and medium-load bearings with a peripheral speed of less than 4~5m/s, and the oil rope can be filtered throughout the process. The role.

Five, oil pad lubrication

The oil in the oil pool is applied to the shaft diameter surface by capillary action of the oil pad. This method can keep the friction surface clean, but the dust can also block the capillary hole and cause insufficient oil supply. Oil pad lubrication is usually only 1/20 of oil lubrication.

Sixth, oil bath lubrication

This lubrication method is to immerse a part of the bearing in the lubricating oil, which is often used for the thrust bearing of the vertical shaft, and is not suitable for the radial bearing of the horizontal shaft.

Seven, splash lubrication

Lubricating oil supply bearings that rely on the slamming of rotating parts in the fuel tank are suitable for bearings of higher speed.

Eight, spray lubrication

The lubrication method of spraying the lubricating oil on the friction surface after atomization is suitable for high speed bearings.