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Rolling element bearings -design
Prof NDL Burger
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Rolling element bearingKNOW AND
UNDERSTAND YOURCATALOGUE
RESULTS IF YOU DONOT
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Rolling element bearing
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Rolling element bearing Size of bearing is determined according to the
load capacity and the life of the bearing Basic load rating Co Static load rating C - Dynamic load rating
C express the life for 1 000 000 cycles with areliability of 90% - ISO standard
Co Used to determine the static load carrying
capability of the bearing slow rotation or staticloading in big machines Maximum is specified at a point of deformation of
0.0001 x rolling element diameter
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Rolling element bearing Failures are normally Wear Corrosion
Seal failure not necessary due to fatigue Overloading (pitting)
Equivalent dynamic load P = XVFr + yFa Fr actual radial load X radial load factor Fa actual axial load Y Axial load factor V = 1 when inner ring rotates V = 1.2 when outer ring rotates
The equation for P isgeneric and the
actual values for Xand Y must beobtained for eachtype of bearing
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Rolling element bearing
Equation can beused to determine
first bearing
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Rolling element bearing
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Rolling element bearing
a2 1 based on SKF/NTN materials
Can replace a2 and a3with a23 -
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Rolling element bearinga1
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Rolling element bearing
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Rolling element bearing
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Rolling element bearing
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Rolling element bearingDeep grove ball bearings
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EQUIVALENT DYNAMIC BEARING LOAD
For single bearings and bearing pairs arranged
in tandem
P = Fr WHEN Fa/Fr < e
P = XVFr + YFa WHEN Fa/Fr > e
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Rolling element bearing
NB: These equations are bearing type specific
Deep grove ball bearings
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Rolling element bearing Design of a rolling element bearing
Determine load on bearing radial and axial
Chose bearing
Check bearing for L10
life
Check bearing for static loading
Check bearing for Lna life
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Rolling element bearing Example
Fa = 1500 N Fr = 10 200 N
N = 1200 rpm
Inner ring rotates L10h (required) = 200
hours
Shaft diameter = 30 mm Normal loading
Normal silent operation
1500 N
10 200 N
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Rolling element bearing -
example Chose bearing 6006
C = 13.2kN, Co = 8.3kN (Bearing table) Fa/Co = 1500/8300 = 0.18
e = 0.325, X = 0.56, Y = 1.31 Fa/VFr = 1500/10 200 = 0.147 < e
Equivalent dynamic load
P = Fr = 10 200 N
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Rolling element bearing L10 = (C/P)
p= (13200/10200)3 = 2.16 x 106
cycles L10H = (1x10
6/60n)(C/P)p = 30 hours < 200hours
What now?
Redo for 6406 (Homework)
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Rolling element bearing - static Static
So = 1 Rolling element bearing
Po = 0.6 Fr + 0.5 Fa = 0.6x10200 + 0.5x1500Equivalent static load
= 6870 N < Fr Po = Fr = 10 200N
Co = 8300 N
So = Co/Po = 8300/10 200 = 0.81 < 1 Design is not OK (Re check with 6406)
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Rolling element bearing -
homework If the bearing operates at 80C determine
the Lna life (hours) of the bearing for areliability of 95%