How to judge whether the removed bearing can be reused
How to Determine if a Removed Bearing Can Be Reused
After removing a bearing, it's essential to carefully inspect its condition before deciding whether it can be reused. This process involves checking the raceway surface, rolling elements, contact surfaces, and the cage for signs of wear or damage. Additionally, you should assess the bearing clearance and ensure that the precision has not been compromised. Any abnormal conditions such as cracks, dents, or rust should be noted. For small ball bearings that are not easily disassembled, you can use a flat-ended tool to rotate the inner ring while holding the outer ring. If it rotates smoothly, it may still be usable. For tapered roller bearings and other separable types, inspect the rolling surfaces of both the rollers and the outer ring. When dealing with large bearings, manual rotation might not be feasible. In such cases, focus on examining the rolling elements, raceways, cage, and ribs visually. The more critical the application, the more thorough the inspection should be. The decision to reuse a bearing depends on the extent of damage, mechanical performance, importance of the application, operating conditions, and the frequency of inspections. However, if any of the following issues are found during the inspection, the bearing should not be used again and must be replaced: - Cracks or gaps in the inner or outer ring, rolling elements, or cage - A cracked inner or outer ring or rolling element - Severe abrasions on the rolling surface, ribs, or rollers - Significant wear on the cage or loose rivets - Rust or scratches on the raceway or rolling elements - Deep dents or bumps on the raceway or rolling elements - Obvious creep on the inner or outer diameter surfaces - Noticeable discoloration due to overheating - Damaged seals or dust caps in grease-sealed bearings
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