Condition monitoring

New approaches to diagnosing the health of machinery and bearings is revolutionizing the way industry looks at maintenance activities.Facing the challenge of increasing production while reducing costs, today's maintenance professional is turning to condition monitoring to succeed in this intensely competitive environment.     Encouraged by its successes in a wide range of applications û from turbine protection to monitoring of bearings in paper-making machines, SKF Condition Monitoring in San Diego, California is...
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Finite method, infinite options

The Finite Element Method (FEM) is a well-established engineering technique in many areas of product design and design verification. Within...

Series production of HBU 3 with ABS sensor

SKF has been producing hub bearing units for the automotive industry for almost 60 years.Following small improvements at the beginning,...

Industrial gearbox design has come a long way

Gearbox design often involves conflicting requirements from the main components - housing, shafts, gears and bearings - and all influences...

Testing times for greases

Grease plays a crucial part in the lubrication of railway axleboxes and bearings. SKF has evaluated its test procedures for...

Evaluating hybrid bearings for general applications

Opportunities are now opening up for hybrid bearings - incorporating silicon nitride balls rather than steel ones - in general...

Integrated sensor ball bearings

Integrating sensors into bearings reduces the overall number of parts. This, in turn, simplifies assembly and hence reduces weight, ...

High-speed operation.

Railway companies today demand modern equipment that is compact, easy to handle and contributes to a reduction in total life...

Spherical roller bearings in fans

Fan-related bearing problems represent a significant proportion of failures presented to SKF engineers. This has led to the development of...

Maintenance-friendly designs

New oil injection reduces down time and improves safetyIntroduced in the 40s, the use of the oil injection method to...