How to determine the service life of the sealing components of the TY224-63-37KW hard-tooth surface gear reducer.
To determine the service life of the sealing components for TY224-63-37KW hard tooth gear reducer, the following is a specific introduction:Estimation based on experience and working conditions: The service life of seals is closely related to factors such as working conditions and materials. For example, seals made of nitrile oil resistant rubber have a 50% reduction in lifespan for every 15 ℃ increase in oil temperature when the oil temperature exceeds the allowable range. Seals used in short stroke mechanisms or hydraulic components can be calculated based on the number of actions, generally ranging from 150000 to 250000 times; Seals used in long stroke hydraulic cylinders can be calculated based on the mileage of movement, generally ranging from 100-1500km; seals used for static sealing can be calculated based on actual usage time, generally ranging from 15000 to 20000 hours or 1.5-2 years.

Model based prediction methods: Stress life model (S-N curve), Arrhenius aging model, creep and compression permanent deformation analysis, failure probability model (Weibull analysis) and other methods can be used to predict the life of seals. For example, the S-N curve can be used to predict the durability life of seals subjected to long-term dynamic loads, and the Arrhenius aging model can be used to predict the aging life of seals in high-temperature environments.
Reliability testing: Through reliability testing methods such as dynamic fatigue testing, high-temperature aging testing, chemical compatibility testing, airtightness and leakage testing, and low-temperature flexibility testing, the accuracy of life prediction can be verified and the reliability of seals can be evaluated. For example, placing the seal in a high-temperature environment for accelerated aging testing, regularly detecting changes in its hardness, elasticity, and sealing performance to estimate its service life under actual working conditions.