The cause of overheating of the rolling bearing forming the motor

**The Causes of Overheating in Rolling Bearings Used in Motors** Overheating in rolling bearings that are part of a motor can lead to serious mechanical failures and reduce the lifespan of the equipment. Understanding the causes behind this issue is essential for proper maintenance and troubleshooting. Below are the key reasons that may lead to bearing overheating: 1. **Improper Installation**: If the bearing is not installed correctly, it can cause deformation of the raceway surface. This misalignment increases friction, which in turn generates excessive heat during operation. 2. **Incorrect Fit Between Bearing and Shaft/Bearing Housing**: If the bearing is either too tight or too loose when fitted onto the shaft or inside the housing, it can result in abnormal heat generation. An overly tight fit can cause thermal expansion, reducing internal clearance and increasing resistance. 3. **Poor Machining Accuracy of Other Components**: Inaccuracies in the machining of other parts, such as the frame or end cover, can lead to misalignment. For example, if the two ends of the frame are not aligned properly or the end cover doesn't match the bearing chamber, it can cause uneven load distribution and lead to overheating. 4. **Low-Quality Bearings**: Bearings with manufacturing defects, such as improper clearances, unclean raceways, rust, or non-circular rolling elements, can significantly affect performance and increase the likelihood of overheating. 5. **Inadequate Lubrication**: Both over-lubrication and under-lubrication can be harmful. Too much grease can create resistance, while too little can lead to increased friction and heat. Additionally, contaminated lubricants can damage the bearing surfaces and contribute to overheating. To prevent these issues, regular inspection and proper maintenance are crucial. Ensuring correct installation, using high-quality bearings, and maintaining optimal lubrication levels are all essential steps in avoiding overheating problems in motor bearings. For more information on bearings and their applications, check out our related articles: - **Analysis of High-Speed Angular Contact Ball Bearings** - **Proper Installation of NSK Bearings and Its Impact on Performance** - **Defects and Visual Inspection of NSK Rolling Bearings** For further reading, visit [China Bearing Network](http://www.chinabearing.net). Previous: Production Terminology and Definition of Rolling Bearings (6) Next: How to Inspect the Appearance of SKF Bearings

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