Bearing Failure Analysis
Learn about bearing failure analysis with detailed insights at AMIGO. Understand common causes such as wear, contamination, lubrication issues, and misalignment. Explore practical solutions to prevent failures and enhance bearing performance. Our expert guides help you maintain reliability and extend the lifespan of your bearings.
October 31, 2024
Vehicle maintenance entails more profound knowledge of the various components that may affect functionality. One such vital component is the wheel bearing. Wheel bearings are critical to the proper operation of your automobile, allowing for wheel rotation with little friction. As with any other car part, they may be subject to wear and tear with time....
October 31, 2024
Bearing failures in so-called electrocrank rods is a frequent occurrence owing to a barrage of symptoms and, if untreated, can inflict major trauma on an engine. This blog is set to pull up the missing links in rod bearing failure, including the factors that lead to its occurrence and how it can be averted. Focus on the primary or root cause is paramount...
October 31, 2024
Thrust bearings are vital in thrust load application and reducing friction between moving parts in operable mechanical systems. Owing to their rugged construction, thrust-bearing failures often occur, leading to interruptions, maintenance, and expenditures that were not planned. The thrust bearing failure analysis is the basis of this article, where...
October 31, 2024
Wheel bearings might be attached to the wheel but belong to an automobile’s suspension system. If they happen to fail, it will have disastrous results. The suspension system might get compromised where the automobile cannot be used securely, or it will be too costly to get fixed. The objective of this article is to delve into wheel bearing failure....
October 30, 2024
Many machinery and vehicles use bearings to allow a smooth movement of parts with low friction between them. Such components are crucial for effective operations; however, rather than integrated, they comprise simpler parts that can be broken down individually. Bearing failure is a common problem that results in expensive losses, idle time for machines,...
October 30, 2024
One of the recurrent problems with the water pump is water pump bearing failure, which may cause great mechanical failures in various systems and operational interruptions. This review will discuss the various reasons water pump bearings get damaged – lack of lubrication, service contamination, misalignment, overheating, etc. Knowing these causes helps...
October 29, 2024
Carrier bearing failure can significantly impact a vehicle’s performance, increasing noise, vibrations, and potential damage to other components. This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the underlying causes and effective solutions for carrier-bearing failure. We will delve into the common factors contributing to bearing degradation,...
October 29, 2024
Turbochargers are crucial in enhancing engine performance by increasing power and efficiency. However, like any mechanical component, they are susceptible to failures impacting vehicle performance and reliability. This blog post explores the common causes of turbocharger failure and offers practical solutions to address these issues. We will delve into...
October 29, 2024
Concern has been raised among Porsche owners and fans alike regarding the Intermediate Shaft (IMS) bearing in the engine, which is more pronounced in Porsche models manufactured between 1997 and 2008. The engine camshaft timing primarily depends on this functional component, and its failure will usually result in severe damage to the engine. The topic...
October 29, 2024
Bearings are one of the basic parts in many machines and equipment for reducing friction and wear while enabling motion either by rotation or translation. However, they are often treated as key functional components of machines and equipment, which may fail for many reasons, leading to downtime and expensive repairs. The authors of this paper investigate...
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