How to make the life of the speed reducer to improve the method
Those familiar with speed reducers know that their service life is determined by the magnitude of the external load and the rate of internal wear. Excessive load can easily lead to gear breakage, shaft breakage, and wear of moving parts. Wear of moving parts, in turn, makes it difficult to form a lubricating oil film. Therefore, in the case of a speed reducer that is already of advanced design and uses hardened gear teeth, the following methods can be used to extend its service life: 1. Avoid excessive external loads on the components driven by the speed reducer. 2. Control the wear of internal bearings or gears within a reasonable range. 3. Ensure, as far as possible, that a sufficient hydrodynamic lubricating oil film is maintained between the bearing interior and the gear meshing surfaces. Properly install the speed reducer to avoid excessive additional force. The speed reducer installation must meet the corresponding installation requirements to avoid large additional forces (i.e., increased external loads) caused by misalignment, insufficient fitting precision, excessive vibration, etc., which could then…