Bearings Flashcards

1
Q

Definition of a bearing

A

to allow smooth, low friction motion between two surfaces

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2
Q

what do bearings do? (3)

A
  • support two rotating shafts
  • convert sliding friction to rotatory friction
  • act as a guide
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3
Q

Types of bearings - rolling element (2)

A
  • plain
  • roller
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4
Q

Types of lubrication for bearings (4)

A
  • boundary
  • mixed film
  • full film
  • hydrostatic
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5
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Parts of a rolling bearing

A
  • Inner raceway
  • Outer Raceway
  • rolling element
  • cage
  • seal
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6
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Types of Rolling Bearings

A
  • ball bearing
  • cylindrical bearing
  • spherical
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7
Q

types of ball bearings (4)

A
  • radial
  • axial (angular)
  • deep grove
  • thrust
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8
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types of cylindrical bearings (3)

A
  • radial
  • tapered
  • needle
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9
Q

ball bearing has ____ _____ __ ______ between balls and raceways

A

smaller area of contact

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10
Q

ball bearing has _____ & ____ than roller bearing

A
  • lower load capacity
  • higher speed
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11
Q

Ball bearings support which types of loads

A

radial and axial

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12
Q

angular contact bearing are better for …

A

supporting combined loads

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13
Q

single row ball bearings (2)

A
  • high thrust loads
  • moderate radial loads
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14
Q

double-row ball bearings (3)

A
  • higher radial loads
  • higher thrust loads
  • thrust load in both directions
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15
Q

difference between radial bearings and thrust bearings?

A
  • radial bearings have inner and outer race
  • thrust bearings have no inner and outer races
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16
Q

deep groove can support

A

higher loads

17
Q

roller bearings, compared to ball bearings handle… (3)

A
  • heavier loads
  • higher shock loads
  • more sensitive to misalignment
  • more friction –> less speed
18
Q

cylindrical roller bearings handle … (3)

A
  • high radial load
  • high-speed capacity
  • accommodates some thrust loading
19
Q

needle roller bearings are used for what kind of applications?

A
  • heavy duty
  • high speed
20
Q

disadvantage of tapered roller bearings

A
  • act like a wedge under heavy loads
  • more friction
21
Q

which bearing has the greatest load capabilities?

A

self-aligning roller bearing