CONVENTIONAL FUELS & OILS

ClassNK shows potential for CBM to prevent bearing damage

ClassNK has released the latest ClassNK Technical Journal, which includes details of a study demonstrating the potential of monitoring main bearing lubricating oil outlet temperature for condition based monitoring (CBM).

J-ENG’s research and development teams have included the development of CBM solutions among research priorities since 2019.

ClassNK has released the latest ClassNK Technical Journal, which includes details of a study demonstrating the potential of monitoring main bearing lubricating oil outlet temperature for condition based monitoring (CBM).

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