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Bedienungsanleitung KXE - REITZ Ventilatoren

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9.1.3 Limiting values bearing<br />

temperatures<br />

disconnection<br />

pre-warning<br />

°C<br />

120<br />

100<br />

80<br />

60<br />

40<br />

20<br />

0<br />

BWA-<strong>KXE</strong>-Fetteinzelstehlager_englisch_02.doc<br />

Warning at 80 °C<br />

Annex<br />

Disconneting at 100 °C<br />

Temperature is a long-time indicator for the machine load.<br />

Excessive bearing load results in an increase in temperature<br />

of the bearing. Provided that the anti-friction bearing is used<br />

properly in accordance with the advised design instructions,<br />

a nearly constant working temperature of the bearing will<br />

turn up at constant working conditions after the initial operation<br />

phase. If the temperature changes without alteration of<br />

the speed or the load or without addition or reduction of<br />

warmth, this is an indication for a disturbed lubrication condition.<br />

Load changes due to malfunction of the non-located<br />

bearing can be recognised by the temperature course of the<br />

bearing. Bearing damages due to interruptions of the lubrication<br />

film or malfunction of the bearing can be recognized early<br />

by using a temperature monitoring device for the bearing.<br />

Running period damages due to fatigue and ageing can not<br />

be detected by a temperature monitoring device for the bearing.<br />

The bearing temperature is measured by an electric temperature<br />

probe directly on the outer ring of the bearing.<br />

Permissible bearing temperatures<br />

max. permissible temperature<br />

working temperature<br />

anti-friction bearing<br />

9.3

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