Chapter06 Rolling Bearings 机械零件设计英文PPT全套教案教学文稿.pptVIP

Chapter 6 Rolling Bearings ;6.1 Characteristics of Rolling Element Bearings;Advantages of rolling element bearings ;6.2 Types of Rolling Element Bearing;Bearing nomenclature and geometry;Characteristics of taped roller bearings;6.3 Potential Failure Modes;Design from a perspective of failure prevention; 6.4 Bearing Materials;Separator materials include phenolic, bronze, phosphor bronze, or alloy steels. In the case of roller bearings, races and rollers are usually manufactured from low-carbon carburizing-grade, electric furnace, vacuum-degassed alloy steels. They are then case-carburized and heat-treated to produce a hard, fatigue-resistant case encompassing a tough ductile core. Case-hardened 12CrNi3A are often used. ;In selecting an appropriate bearing for any given application, design decisions must be made about bearing type, size, space allocation, mounting methods, and other details. Designer experience plays an important role in the selection process. Table 6.1 provides overall guidance in selecting an appropriate bearing type, but to use the table a designer must first summarize the specific design requirements at the bearing site in terms of radial loading and thrust loading spectrum, operating speeds, design life requirements, stiffness requirements, and operating environment.; ; 1) Basic load ratings;Basic dynamic radial load rating Cd (90);Basic static radial load rating Cs; 2) Reliability specifications;Current practice is to use a reliability life-adjustment factor, KR . Thus the basic bearing rating life, L10 = 106 revolutions (corresponds to P = 10 or R = 90), may be adjusted to any chosen higher re-liability R using LP=KRL10 The value of KR is read from Table 6.2. LP is called the reliability-adjusted rating life (revolutions). ;3) Suggested selection procedure for steady loads;Assess the severity of any shock or impact associated with the application so that an impact factor,