7.11 Flashcards

1
Q

What could testing a bearing at low speeds of rotation highlight ?

A

Highlight roughness caused from corrosion.

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2
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Whats the process of cleaning a bearing ?

A

Place bearing in solvent bath removing any oil then placed into an ultrasonic bath which shakes off any particles and contaminants still on the bearing.

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3
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What does an ultrasonic bath send through bearing which removes particles or contaminants ?

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Sends high frequency sound waves which shakes off any contaminants

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4
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What must happen to bearings which wont be used straight away after cleaning ?

A

Coated in rust-preventing oil then wrapped in grease proof paper.

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5
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What will to much lubrication or grease cause a bearing to do ?

A

Run hot

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6
Q

Why would oils be better to use rather than grease when a bearing is rotating at high speeds ?

A

Grease can heat up at high speeds of rotation.

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7
Q

Can a sealed or shielded bearing be re-greased ?

A

No. It would have to be replaced if it’s evident that the lubricant has been washed out.

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8
Q

Whats a grease nipple used for ?

A

Re greasing the bearing.

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9
Q

Whats the 4 types of lubrication used on bearings ?

A

Hydrodynamic lubrication
Hydrostatic lubrication
Boundary lubrication
Solid film lubrication

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10
Q

Explain hydrodynamic lubrication ?

A

Thick lubricant

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11
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Explain hydrostatic lubrication ?

A

Air and oil lubricant.

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12
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Explain boundary lubrication ?

A

Thin oil lubricant.

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13
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Explain solid film lubrication ?

A

Paint like coatings mixed with additives and can be sprayed, dipped or brushed onto bearing.
This lubrication repels water.

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14
Q

What is true brinelling caused by and how does it appear ?

A

Caused by excessive impact and appears as indents in the bearing raceway.

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15
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What causes false brinelling and how does it appear ?

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Caused by vibrations while static and appears as a wear pattern which looks familiar to brinelling.

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16
Q

What causes burnishing and how does it appear ?

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Caused by insufficient lubrication and appears as splits or cracks in the ring.

17
Q

What causes galling and how does it appear ?

A

Caused by over speeding, overloading or lack of clearance and appears as metal transfer

18
Q

What causes spalling and how does it appear ?

A

Caused by poor mounting or excessive radial loads an appears as scoring and scratches.

19
Q

What causes wear and how does it appear ?

A

Caused by ingress of FOD or poor lubrication and appears as worn and rough surface.

20
Q

What causes corrosion and how does it appear ?

A

Caused by chemical attack and appears as rust ( red or brown ).

21
Q

What causes electric current damage and how does It appear ?

A

Caused by electrical current coming into contact with bearing and appears as dark drown or greyish