Plain Bearings Flashcards

1
Q

Plain bearings that support oscillating loads have much smaller

A

Clearances

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Q

Prussian blue is directly applied to the bearing housing to reveal the areas to be scraped.

A

False

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3
Q

Must not seize or under rubbing conditions

A

Compatibility

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4
Q

Ability to retain lubricant

A

Wettability

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5
Q

Allows contaminants to be absorbed into the softer bearing material

A

Embeddability

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6
Q

Strong enough to support the load at max operating temp

A

Compressive strength

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7
Q

Yields to misalignment or shaft imperfections

A

Conformability

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8
Q

Resistant to flaking or cracking with rapidly changing speeds

A

Fatigue resistance

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9
Q

A common material that is affixed to the steel backing in a plain bearing is

A

Babbitt

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10
Q

Is the amount that the insert diameter is wider than the bearing housing diameter

A

Spread

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11
Q

‘Blank’ is the distance that a new insert protrudes above the split line of the plain bearing housing.

A

Crush

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12
Q

TorF Water lubricated bushings in a plain bearing are suitable for heavy loads.

A

False

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13
Q

Lift check is also called ‘Blank’ check

A

Bump

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14
Q

Plain bearings have no ‘blank’ elements

A

Rolling

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15
Q

What makes a plain bearing different from an anti-friction bearing?

A

They have no rolling elements

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16
Q

What is another name for a thrust load?

A

Axial load

17
Q

Which of the following bearing components is located on a machine shaft and supports a radial load?

18
Q

What material property ensures that the journal and bearing do not weld together?

A

Compatibility

19
Q

What bearing material has the best load rating?

A

Aluminum/Tin

20
Q

Which of the following types of bearings are used to prevent oil whirl?

A

Pivoting shoe

21
Q

If a machine has a speed range anywhere between 0 rpm and 3600 rpm, which of the following bearings would be suitable?

A

Hydrostatic

22
Q

If a pendulum was supported by a journal and bearing, what type of load is the bearing supporting?

A

Oscillating

23
Q

Which feature of the tapered land thrust bearing helps to form an oil wedge between the bearing and the collar.

A

The tapered section

24
Q

Which direction of load does a tilting pad bearing support.

25
What is an advantage of a plain linear bearing when compared to an anti-friction linear bearing?
It is more resistant to vibration
26
What bearing feature allows a hydrodynamic bearing to support a reciprocating or oscillating load?
Oil grooves
27
Where is the oil inlet on a hydrostatic bearing?
360 around the journal
28
What type of lubrication system relies on hydrostatic principles at start-up, then converts to hydrodynamic principles during normal operation?
Oil lift
29
Which of the following is an advantage of the hydrodynamic lubrication system?
It is relatively simple and inexpensive
30
How many axial bearings are used to locate a shaft?
1
31
If a line shaft with five radial bearings is belt driven near the end, where is the fixed bearing located?
At the end closest to the drive belt
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