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QWhat to know about a hard iron hanger bearing?

AHard iron has a minimum hardness of 550BHN.(1) A hardened shaft is required with a hard iron hanger bearing to ensure the hanger bearing wears and not the shaft. Due to its extreme toughness, hard iron is well suited for the most abrasive environments. Lubricant can be added to help extend the life of the bearing and reduce noise.

QWhy does the screw conveyor need to install hanger bearings?

AScrew conveyor is a conveying equipment which moves the material with the help of blade rotation.If the conveyor length is too long,the screw shaft will collapse,so we need to install the hanger bearing for long shaft to avoid the excessive abrasion due to the shaft collapse,that’s why the hanger bearing is the most easily wear part.

QWhat is a balance shaft belt?

AThe balance shaft belt (known as timing belt B to the dealership) is a small auxiliary belt running right next to the main timing belt. It is about 10 mm wide, while the main timing belt is almost 30 mm wide. It is normally called the balance shaft belt because it operates a small, asymmetrical shaft inside the engine called a balance shaft.

QWhat are balance shafts purpose in engine?

ABalance shafts are used in piston engines to reduce vibration by cancelling out unbalanced dynamic forces. The balance shafts have eccentric weights and rotate in opposite direction to each other, which generates a net vertical force. The balance shaft was invented and patented by British engineer Frederick W. Lanchester in 1904.

QWhat does an out of balance drive shaft feel like?

AAn unbalanced driveshaft should feel like an unbalanced or distorted guibo, which is really easy to feel. At certain speeds you'll feel or hear a vibration, without even having to put your hand on the shifter.

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