PEEK bearing

As wind turbines
develop towards ultra-high power, the use of sliding bearings instead of rolling bearings can effectively reduce the overall size of wind turbines, reduce the cost of wind turbine rotating equipment, and improve the operating efficiency of the unit, providing a new technical route for wind turbine bearing design. PEEK composite materials have a low friction coefficient and are wear-resistant. The wear-resistant bearings manufactured from them have excellent self-lubricating properties and are widely used in wind turbine sliding bearing systems. They can effectively improve the friction and wear properties of sliding bearings, reduce starting friction resistance, and can work normally for a short or even long period of time without lubrication. In addition, PEEK composite materials are fatigue-resistant, high and low temperature-resistant, corrosion-resistant, high-load-bearing, lightweight, and have outstanding dimensional stability. They can maintain stable wear resistance under low-speed, heavy-load, high-temperature and other working conditions.

The modular bearing assembly
arranges the bearings reasonably according to the actual operating conditions of the unit, realizing a modular bearing assembly with low cost, high reliability, easy replacement and no processing limits.