2_Rolling Bearing Fundamentals
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Rolling Bearing Fundamentals
By changing these and their combination a rolling bearing can be optimized for almost every application
Key components
How to select a bearing
Outer ring
Inner ring
Rolling element
cage
Ball cylindrical roller tapered roller
symmetricalBarrel roller
asymmetricalBarrel roller
Needle roller
How to select a bearing
Radial load
Axial load
speed
Misalignment
Temperature
Main stress factors that require spezialized bearings for different applications:
How to select a bearing
Radial load
Axial load
The axial load bearing capacity of a rolling bearing can be judged from its contact angle
Axial load
Inclined load
An inclined load may be split into two components : Radial load FR and Axial load FA
The larger the rolling elements and the higher the speed of the bearing the higher is the centrifugal force pressing the rolling elements against the outer ring raceway. This means an extra load on the oil film and on the raceways.
Speed
Static misalignment can arise from the processing of the bearing seatings from a shaft or a housing, especially if the seatings are manufactured not in one setting
Static misalignment
Dynamic misalignment is caused by shaft deflection as a result of operating loads.
Dynamic misalignment
Dynamic-Static misalignment
Suitability for higher temperatures is a matter of the material of the rings, rolling elements and cages. Therefore it cannot be judged simply from the design of a bearing.
Temperature
Temperature
Permissible operating temperatures for Rolling bearings and their components
Bearing steel 150°C
Cages – Brass/Steel 300°C
Cages – Polyamide 120°C
Cages – Phenolic 110°C
Seals – NBR (RSR) 110°C
Shields (ZR) 300°C
Thrust ball bearing Thrust ancular contact ball bearing
Thrust cylindrical roller bearing
Thrust spherical roller bearing
Radial-Ball Bearings
Radial-Roller Bearings
Deep groove ball bearing
Ancular contact ball bearingSingle row douple row
Four point ball bearing
Self aligning ball bearing
Cylindrical roller bearing
Tapered roller bearing
Barrel roller bearing
Spherical roller bearing
Bearing types
- it keeps the rolling elements apart to prevent mutual contact- it keeps the rolling elements evenly spaced to ensure a more even load distribution- it guides the rolling elements in the unloaded bearing zones- it prevents the rolling elements from falling out of separable and slewable bearings, thereby facilitating bearing mounting.
Cage design
Pressed cages are usually made from sheet steel, but sometimes also from brass sheet. They offer the advantages of a light weight and low material cost. If manufactured in large numbers, they are economic in spite of the expensive manufacturing tools.Solid cages are made from brass, steel, light metal or textile-laminated phenolic resin. They are manufactured either by machining, by injection moulding of plastic materials or by sintering metals.
Cage design
Pressed cageJ
Pressed cageJN
Machined cageM
Machined cageMP
Machined cageM
Pressed cageJPA
Machined cageM1
Machined cageTV
Machined cageTVP
Machined cageTVP
Cage design
Temperatures for polyamid cages
-40°Clower limit
+120°C upper limit
+150°C some hours (approx. 5h)
+180°C short peak temperature (approx. 5min.)
+255°C Melting point
Continous operating temperature
Cage design
Cage design
The clearance defines the way which a bearing ring can move in radial or in axial direction against to the other ring.
Rolling Bearing Clearance
Gr
Ga
We distinguish the clearance between a non-mounted bearing and a mounted bearing. The clearance of a mounted bearing should be small as possible that the shaft is guided well. The clearance of a non mounted bearing will reduce during mounting because of the tight fits. It also reduce during operation if the inner ring is warmer than the outer ring. For this the clearance of a non mounted bearing should be bigger.
Rolling Bearing Clearance
Radial Clearance influences the Bearing load zone (Radial clearance optimized for high load zone)
Rolling Bearing Clearance
Radial Clearance influences the Bearing load zone (to high radial clearance - small load zone)
Rolling Bearing Clearance
Designing of Rolling Bearing arrangements
In order to guide and support a rotating shaft, at least two bearings are required which are arranged at a certain distance from each other. Depending on the application, a bearing arrangement with locating and floating bearing, with adjusted bearings or with floating bearings can be selected.
Rolling Bearing arrangements
Due to machining tolerances the centre distances between the shaft seats and the housing seats are often not exactly the same with a shaft which is supported by two radial bearings. Warming- up during operation also causes the distances to change. These differences in distance are compensated for in the floating bearing.The locating bearing guides the shaft axially and transmit external axial forces.
Locating-floating arrangement
Locating-floating arrangement
Locating-floating arrangement
Locating-floating arrangement
Locating-floating arrangement
The floating bearing arrangement is an economical solution where close axial guidance of the shaft is not required. The shaft can shift by the axial clearance s relative to the housing. The value s is determined depending on the guiding accuracy in such a way that detrimental axial preloading of the bearings is prevented even under unfavourable thermal conditions.
Floating bearing arrangement
With NJ cylindrical roller bearings, length is compensated in the bearings. Inner and outer rings can be fitted tightly.
Floating bearing arrangement
In non - seperable bearings one ring is fitted loosely to allow displacement.
Floating bearing arrangement
Elastic adjustment of deep-groove ball bearings
Floating bearing arrangement