Roller Element Bearing Problem
Roller Element Bearing Problem
Roller Element Bearing Problem
SELECTION OF ROLLING
ELEMENT BEARING FROM
MANUFACTURER CATALOGUE
RA
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R
. Whi
Y, the radial and thrust factors, from the
8. Now, determine the value of X and rac
or C= FLa
where,a = 3, for ballbearings,
10/3, for roller bearings.
12. Now, we check whether the bearing has the required dynamic capacity. If not,
selecting the bearing of the next series and go back to step (4).
0.34 0.36
7 0.36 0.42
0.38 0.42 0.46 0.42 0.48
0.51 0.51 0.48 0.47 0.54 0.52 0.82 0.79
0.57 ).53 0.52 0.49 0.59 0.55 0.88 0.84
20
30 0.63 0.62 0.57 0.57 0.66 0.61 0.96 0.94
0.6| 0.78 0.69 I.08 L.02
50 0.7| 0.74 0.66
0.82 0.74 0.65 0.84 0.76 1.18
70 0.77
0.98 0.89 0.75 ).81 0.90 0.94 1.21 1.26
L.00 0.95 L03 1.15 L21 1.24 L37
|50 L.05
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ROLLING BEARING MATERIALS
" Whlle the contact surfaces of a bearing's Propertlesi
AISI 52100 Chromo Stoel Data Sheet
Problem
A50 mm bore (02-series) deep-groove ballbearing, such as shown in Figure,
carries a combined load of 9kN radially and 6 kN axially at 1200rpm. Calculate
a. The equivalent radial load
b. The median life in hours
Assumptions:The inner ring rotates and the load is steady.
Solution:
Referring to Table, we find that, for a 50 mm bore bearing, C= 35.1 kN and Co = 19.6 kN.
To obtain the values of the radial load factors Xand Y
6 E, 6
=0.306, =0.667.
C 19.6 VE, 1(9)
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Dimensions and Basic Led Ratings tor 02-Series BallBearngs
Load Ratings (kN)
Deep Groove Angular Contact
OD, D. Width, u Fillet Radius, r
Bore, D (mm) (mm) (nm) (mm) C
507 224 494 212
3 10 7 02 305
0.6 7 SU 355 8.06 3.65
17 0.6 956 450 9 95 475
20 127 h 20 133 6.55
25 52 I0 140 65 765
l0 195 100 203
5 73 17 25,5 |37 270 150
I8 I0 07 |66 3|9 18.6
85 19 I0 112 I8 6 15.8 21.2
0 20 35 1 196 37.7 22 8
55
21 15 436 250 46 2 285
15 475 28 0 559 35 5
65
I5 555 34 0 63.7 41.5
70
125 15 175 64 9 455
28 405 715 490
20 702 450 55 0
20 832 530 04 63.0
20 95.6 62 0 106 73.5
170 20 108 695 121 850
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FJC, X Y
Source: Based on Bamberger, E.N. et al., Life Adjustment Factors for Ball and Roller
Bearings: An Engineering Desigu Guide, New York, ASME, 1971.
a Use 0.014 if F,/C <0.014.
Soure: Adapted from Bamberger, E.N. t al., Lte Adustmet lactos r Ball and Rolley
Beurings: AnEngierg DesgnGuide, New York, AS\ME, 1971.
Number of rows of balls.
5
>e:X=0.56 andY= 1.13 by interpolation
We find from the table thata
VE
Problem:Find the median Life of aDeep-Groove Ball Bearing under Moderate Shock if
outer ring rotates
We now have V = 1.2
Now
6 106
0.556 Ly =Lx = 35.5364 h
VE 1.2(9) 60N
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Problem: What change in the loading of a ball bearing willincrease the expected life
by 25%?
1/3
F, = F
F; = 0.928F
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Radial and Thrust Factors for Statically Loaded
Bearings
Bearing type Single row Double row
Xo Yo Yo
Radial dewp-groove ball 0,6 05 06 )5
Radial angular-contact ball B- 20 0.5 0.42 0.84
B25° 0.5 0.38 0.76
30 0.5 0.33 0.66
B 35° 0.5 0.29 0.58
B 40 0.5 0.26 1 0.52
Radial self-aligning ball 0.5 0.22 cot3 0.44 cot
Radial spherical roller 0.5 0.22 cot3 0.44 cot
Radial tapered roller 0.5 0.22 cot3 0 44 cot 6
Table 13.8: Radial factor X, and thrust factor Y, for statically stressed radial
bearings.
Example11.1 Collins
Problem :A No. 207 radial-contact ball bearing supports ashaft that rotates 1000rpm.
A radial load varies in such a way that 50, 30, and 20 percent of the time the load is 3, 5,
and 7 kN, respectively. The loads are unifornm, so that Ka = 1. Estimate the
the median life of the B10 life and
bearing.
Equivalent load for complete work cycle Gear Axial Load(N) Radial Load (N) %time engaged
First Gear 3250 4000 1%
Second Gear 500 2750 3%
Third Gear 50 2750 21%
Fourth Gear Nil Nil 75%
Firstgear
Fa 3250
=0.8125
VE, F 4000
3250
and = 0.28
11600
From Table 15.4, it is observed that the value of e will be from 0.37 to 0.44.
From Table 13.7, it is observed that the value of e will be from 0.38
0 070
O.028 0.22 199
Fa F,
C iZD;
Radial
2.30 0.19
Contat 0.014 25 2.30
L.99 0.22
Goove 0.028 50 1.99
I.71 0.26
Ball 0.056 100 1.71
Bearings L.55 0.28
0.084 150 1.55
0.11 200 0.56 145 1 0.56 I.45 0.30
0.17 300 131 L.31 0.34
0.28 S00 1.15 1.15 0.38
0.42 750 L.04 I.04 0.42
0.56 1000 1.00 L.00 0.44
20 0.43 L.00 1.09 0.70 L.63 0.57
25 0.41 0.87 0.92 0.67 L.44 0.68
Single nw
berings' Double row beanings
F
F
Bearing lype
0.39 (0.76 0.78 0.63
0.S0
35 037 0,66 0.66 0.60 L.07 0,9$
035 (0 67 (055 0.57 (093 1.14
0 40 04 cot 042 cOt
Self-Aligning S nY
Ball Beafings
) 40 04 cot (0 45 col?
Spherical and (067
1.5 (an
Taperal Roller Beaings
For sngle row heanngs, wheneue.A
hwanpgs untcd "'lac-w-fwe r "hack-o-back uM the valuCs of. and Y
For (ko single rOW angular conuCt ball or ollg which apply to double roW
tlic valucs olN anl wheh apply to iugle row ben
beurings. For (wo or more sngle nw beanug» ounted "n undem" use
Double row beurings ure presumed to he symneuical.
nunber of oll1ng elonents/rs, D, -hall diamete.
C,=statie loud rating, i - number of rows of rolling clements.
the beanng ublev.
Y values for tapered ruller beringN are shun n
Table 15.4 X and Yfactors for single-row decp
Fa groove ball bearings
Here
VE,
->e
a
e) ) ) )
Hence( From Table 15.4)
0.025 0.56 2.0 0.22
X= 0.56 0.040 0.56 |8 0.24
(0.5 -0.25)
Service factor/load factor/ shock factor not the
Fe1 = (XV, + YF)C static load capacity
= XF, + YF, =0.56(4000) + 1.176(3250)
= 6062N
500
and = 0.0431
and = 0.00431
1 L = 60N L,/106
In
R
a, = 1
Lh =4000h N= 1750rpm
1
1 LA =60 ×1750X 4000/100 = 420 m. o.r
(n R
LA = 1 LË0
n Roo 1
ln |n Roo
LA R
1
Ly0 |n Rgo R= 0.9483 or 94.83%
Problem
5000 900 20
3
Calculate
The dynamic load capacity of the bearing is 16.6 KN.
i. The average speed of rotation:
ii. The equivalent radial load; and
iii. The bearing life.
200 hours of operation.
iv. The bearing is expected to be in use for
Find out the reliability with which the life couldbe expected.
= 6271.57 N
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LhA Inp
\La10 1
Ln Roo
Problem: Aball bearing subjected to a radial load of 3000 Nis expected to have satisfactory life of 10000h
at 720 rpm with areliability of 95%. Calculate the dynamic load carrying capacity of the bearing, so that it
can be selected from a manufacturer's catalogue based on the 90% reliability. If there are four such bearings.
cach with areliability of 95% in a system, what is the reliability of the complete system
1
Bearing life for 95% reliability
1
R Lg5 n60L9sh = 432 m.o.r.
1
106
ln 1
Roo 1.17
Lg5 n o.95
In R L0 1
= 0.5405
1 LË0
Los 133
LA In 0.545 0.545 -799,26 m.o.r
1
L10 n Roo
Dynamic load carrying capacity
C=F (L)=3000(799.26)' =27 840.94 N
System reliability
with rolling bearings and loads is shown in Sketch f. The bearings are
Problem :A shaft
forces caused by the external loads are
mounted such that both the axial and radial
cylindrical with no flange on the inner
absorbed. For bearing NU205ECP the geometry is
only radial load can be absorbed. The full axial thrust load Pa is thus taken
race. so that
deep-groove balI bearing 6205. Determine the Lo lives of each of the Iwo
up by the
bearings whileassuming length dimensions are in meters.
Bearin9 1000
Beec
NU 6205
500
02 02
Problem
cylindricalroller bearing
gearbox is shown in Figure 1. Bearing Ais a Bearing B is a
1aring aTangement for a shafi in a nmm, width 1|mm,
and C= 12,500 N.
35
0! CP) wh bore dia I` mm, outside dia outside dia = 100 mm, width = 25
mm, C= 55,300 N,
(6309) with bore dia =45 mm.
dovp-gOe ballbearing 4000 N
andc 1`00 N Length dimensions are in millimeters. -300
2500 N
1000 N
200 4
R,
ER, G= a'
PR: