Anti-Friction Bearings Flashcards

1
Q

The surface on which the rolling elements roll?

A

The raceway (page 2)

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2
Q

The 3 functions of the cage?

A

1) Prevent rolling elements from rubbing. 2)Push rolling elements through unloaded zone.
3)Guide (Separate) elements with minimum friction. (page 2)

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3
Q

Rolling elements should NOT:

A

Slide, skid, drag (page 2)

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4
Q

The first number on the bearing code indicates?

A

Type of bearing (Page 3)

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5
Q

Round, cylindrical, needle, tapered or spherical describe what?

A

Rolling elements (Page 3)

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6
Q

Area of Contact, Direction of Load, and Loaded Zone are all factors that affect the bearings ability to?

A

Carry a load (page 4)

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7
Q

Larger area of contact results in:

A

Larger load capacity (page 5)

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7
Q

Larger area of contact results in:

A

Larger load capacity (page 5)

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8
Q

What are the 3 types of load a bearing can handle?

A

Axial, Radial, Combination (page 5)

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9
Q

Loads act on a radial bearing in which direction?

A

Perpendicular (90 degrees to shaft) (Page 5)

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10
Q

A load parallel with the shaft is called?

A

Axial or Thrust

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11
Q

What load acts on a bearing that is greater than 0° but less than 90°

A

Combination

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12
Q

What determines the loaded zone?

A

The correct fit

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13
Q

The loaded zone depends on:

A

Internal Clearance or Preload (page 7)

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14
Q

As clearance decreases:

A

The loaded zone increases (page7)

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15
Q

Why does a larger loaded zone increase the capacity of the bearing?

A

Larger number of balls supporting load (page 7)

16
Q

Type of rolling element, direction of load, and internal clearance/preload determine what?

A

Speed and load capacity rating (Page 8)

17
Q

Ball Thrust Bearing tells you what about the rolling element/bearing

A

The shape and the direction of loading (Page 8)

18
Q

Most common type of ball bearing?

A

Deep groove ball bearing

19
Q

6208 Indicates which TYPE of bearing?

A

Single Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing

20
Q

in a Four-Digit ISO bearing designation, what would the second number indicate? (X2XX)

A

The dimension series.

21
Q

A bearing designation with the last two digits of 08 can have a bore diameter of what? (XX08)

A

8mm and 40mm

22
Q

When pressing a bearing on a shaft, what is the best practice?

A

Inner, both preferably

23
Q

When pressing a bearing into an interference fit housing which race should you press on?

A

Outer, both preferably

24
Q

Maximum capacity ball bearings have less axial load capacity than standard deep groove ball bearings (True or False)

A

True (page 10)

25
Q

Double Row Deep Groove Ball Bearings offer higher radial load capacity without increasing radial dimensions (T/F)

A

True (page 10)

26
Q

Double Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing has a designation of?

A

4

27
Q

Double Row Self-Aligning ball bearing is externally self-aligning (T/F)

A

False. Internally

28
Q

In an internally self-aligning ball bearing, which ring is contoured to facilitate alignment?

A

Outer

29
Q

In an externally self-aligning ball bearing which ring is contoured to facilitate alignment?

A

Outer