Reasons for excessive vibration of gear reduction motors

After a certain period of use, if the gear reduction motor vibrates excessively, we generally approach the issue from multiple aspects. The excessive vibration of the gear reduction motor base, motor over-wear, transmission mechanism misalignment, and rotor mechanical balance are briefly analyzed below.


  After a certain period of use, gear reduction motors may encounter various issues. If the gear reduction motor vibrates excessively, we generally approach the problem from multiple aspects. This can be caused by excessive vibration of the motor base, excessive wear of the motor, misalignment of the transmission mechanism, and rotor mechanical balance. Below is a brief analysis.

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  1. Excessive wear of the gear reduction motor bearings

  Long working hours of the bearings, excessive bearing clearance or imbalance can lead to bearing friction and heating. The worst-case scenario is friction between the rotor and stator, which can directly damage the bearings. Sliding bearings are most prone to vibration because they have the viscosity of lubricating oil, causing the shaft to float, which can also be related to the weight of the bearings. The heavier the bearing, the faster the wear.

  2. High vibration of the gear reduction motor base

  In some cases, excessive vibration of the base can also have an impact. The vibration frequency of the base can be said to be the rotational speed of the gear reducer, which may lead to design issues with the base, affecting operation.

  3. Misalignment of the gear reduction motor transmission mechanism

  When the alignment line between the motor and the driver in the gear reducer is poor, it is easy to generate vibration. It is necessary to adjust the alignment line and reinstall the connection between the reduction motor driver and the motor to stabilize the rotation of the motor bearings.

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