Ch14 Bearings
Ch14 Bearings
Ch14 Bearings
MECHANICAL DESIGN
Chapter 14:
Rolling Contact Bearings
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1. Introduction
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Double-row, deep-groove ball Angular contact ball bearing (NSK
Bearing (NSK Corporation, Ann Corporation, Ann Arbor, MI)
Arbor, MI)
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Single-row, deep-groove ball
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Double-row, deep-groove ball
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Needle type
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Thrust Bearings
Cylindrical
Thrust
Bearings
Tapered Thrust
Bearings
Flanged
V-Grooved
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Bearings
Journal (Sleeve) Bearings
Load is transferred through a lubricant in sliding contact
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Design Considerations
Bearings are selected from catalogs, before referring to catalogs you should
know the followings:
Thrust load
• All bearings will have finite life due to fatigue under high contact
stresses.
• Relationship between Bearing load, P, and life, L:
k
L2 P1
L1 2
P
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• Design life:
• Specified by designer.
• With the design load, Pd, and design life Ld specified, the relationship is
as follows:
1/ k
Ld
C Pd 6
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• The recommended design life for bearings is
shown below:
for a specified design life in hours, and a known speed of rotation in rpm, the
number of design revolutions for the bearing would be:
Ld= (h)(rpm)(60 min/h)
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14-2 : Compute the required basic dynamic load rating, C for a ball bearing to carry
a radial load of 650 lb from a shaft rotating at 600 rpm that is part of an assembly
conveyor in a manufacturing plant.
k
C
Ld (10 6 ) 1/ k
Pd Ld
C Pd 6
10
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This compares closely with the value of 6670 lb found previously.
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-Note that this is a pure radial load and the inner race is to be pressed onto the shaft and rotate
with it. Therefore, the factor V= 1.0 In Equation (14-5), and the design load is equal to the radial
load.
These are the same data used in Example Problem 14-2, where we found the required basic
dynamic load rating, C to be 6670 lb.
From Table 14-3, giving design data for two classes of bearings, we find that we could use a
bearing 6211 or a bearing 6308. Either has a rated C of just over 6670 lb. But note that the 6211
has a bore of 55 mm (2.1654 in), and the 6308 has a bore of 40 mm (1.5748 in). The 6308 is
more nearly in line with the desired shaft size.
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• For radial and thrust loads:
P VXR YT
where P = equivalent load
V = rotation factor (as defined)
R = applied radial load
T = applied thrust load
X = radial factor
Y = thrust factor
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Adjustment of Life Rating for Reliability
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• For tapered roller bearings,
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PA 0.4 FrA 0.5 FrB YATA
YB
PB FrB
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• All these considerations affect the life and performance of
bearings.
p
C
L
Fm
i ( Fi ) p N i
1/ p
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4. Practical Considerations
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Roller Bearings
Spherical bearings
Common mounting, inner ring Alternative method, inner ring is Two-bearing mounting
held in position by nuts threaded press fitted onto the shaft.
onto the shaft.
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Comparison of Ball Bearings
• Ball Bearing
• Incorporates hardened steel
balls
• Steel balls geometrically
contact inner and outer race at
a point
• This creates high stresses
locally
How to Assemble
-Inner race press fit onto
shaft shoulder (FN1, FN2)
-Assembly slides into
housing (RC2) between outer
race and housing
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