What are the common reasons for noise in ZSY450-45-II gear reducer
2025-08-13
ZSY450-45-II The common causes of noise in gear reducers are as follows: Lubrication problems Insufficient lubricating oil: Too little lubricating oil will cause direct friction between moving parts such as gears, which will cause noise, and at the same time will aggravate component wear. Lubricant deterioration: lubricant aging, contamination or reduced viscosity, unable to form an effective oil film, and cannot play a good role in lubrication and buffering, causing friction when gears are meshed, resulting in dry friction noise, accompanied by rising temperature. Gear problems. Gear wear or damage: long-term high load operation, insufficient lubrication or poor gear material, etc., will cause wear of the gear tooth surface, pitting, broken teeth or collapse. After the tooth surface is worn, the gear clearance becomes larger, and noise will be made due to unstable meshing when rotating. Gear installation error: When gear is installed, the coaxiality and parallelism do not meet the requirements, or the gear shaft is bending and deformed, which will cause the gear meshing position to be offset, local stress is too high, and periodic abnormal noises are generated during operation.
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