The document discusses the components and dismantling procedure of a drillto rotational gear box. It contains bearings, seals, gears, and motors that drive the water spindle used for drilling. The summary describes the main shaft supported by thrust bearings and ball bearings on both ends inside the front and rear flanges. Gears on the motor shafts are also supported by ball bearings. Dismantling involves removing the drill rod, hydraulic lines, water spindle, motors, and front/rear flanges to access the internal components.
The document discusses the components and dismantling procedure of a drillto rotational gear box. It contains bearings, seals, gears, and motors that drive the water spindle used for drilling. The summary describes the main shaft supported by thrust bearings and ball bearings on both ends inside the front and rear flanges. Gears on the motor shafts are also supported by ball bearings. Dismantling involves removing the drill rod, hydraulic lines, water spindle, motors, and front/rear flanges to access the internal components.
The document discusses the components and dismantling procedure of a drillto rotational gear box. It contains bearings, seals, gears, and motors that drive the water spindle used for drilling. The summary describes the main shaft supported by thrust bearings and ball bearings on both ends inside the front and rear flanges. Gears on the motor shafts are also supported by ball bearings. Dismantling involves removing the drill rod, hydraulic lines, water spindle, motors, and front/rear flanges to access the internal components.
Rotational Gear Box • Dismantling Procedure • Remove the drill rod and sub saver from rotation gear box • Dismantle the hydraulic connection of rotational motors (please take care to put the end plug on all hoses) and water line connected to water spindle • Dismantle and remove the water spindle • Dismantle and remove the rotational motors with there shaft from gears • Dismantle and remove front and rear side flanges – by dismantling the 12 nos. of M12 Hex bolts (on each side) and take help of mechanical puller (Two bolts of M10 size – around 3” long) to take out the flange • Remove the shaft also Drillto Rotational Gear Box Rotational Gear Box • Thrust Bearing • Rotational gear box is having of one big Spur gear taking drive from rotational motors with help of two small gears install on motor shafts. • This big gear is supports with two thrust bearing on both side to absorb jerks. Thrust Bearing details: – Bearing no.: China make – 51318M - Qty. : 02 Nos. – OD / ID / Thickness : 155 / 90 / 50 mm – Average Local Market Cost : Rs. 2050/- Each Rotational Gear Box • End Bearing and Seal • Main shaft of above gear being support with Single row ball bearing at both ends (this bearing were rest in flange). The ball bearing details: – Bearing No.: SKF - 6217 – Average Local Market Cost : Rs.1150/- Each • Two seals are provided on both end of this shaft to arrest oil leakage, Oil seal details: – Oil Seal type : Cup type, Single leap – Seal Size : 110 / 85 / 12 mm – Average Local Market Cost : Rs. 250 / - Each Rotational Gear Box • Bearings : For Gears install on Rotational motor shaft • Drive gears for this big gear (gears install on rotational motor shaft) are supported with two ball bearings for each gear, Bearing details: – Bearing no. : SKF – 6016 -- Qty. : 04 Nos. – Average Local Market Price : Yet we had not changed
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