Roller Bearings Flashcards
4 types of roller bearings:
1) Cylindrical
2) Needle
3) Spherical
4) Tapered
More surface area on shaft allows for _____ loads than similarly sized ball bearings?
Heavier
Cylindrical roller bearings can handle _____ to _____ loads and ____ shock loads?
Moderate, high, high
What contact are roller bearings?
Line
5 cylindrical rolling bearings limiting factors:
1) Heat dissipation
2) Shaft installation
3) Lubrication
4) Cage type
5) Alignment
Speed of cylindrical rolling bearings is ____ to that of comparable ball bearings?
Equal
Bearing mounted in a fixed position on the shaft?
Fixed bearing
Mounting that allows Axial force to pass though?
Floating Mount
Roller bearings handle more ____ than ball bearings but are more sensitive to ____?
Load
Misalignment
2 types of needle bearings:
1) Cage separated
2) Full complement
2 characteristics of cage separated needle bearings:
1) More speed, more precision
2) Bearing retainer on assembly
1 characteristic of a full complement needle bearing:
1) Each needle in bearing is touching
Needle bearings carry _____ radial loads with _____ radial space
Heavy
Minimal
2 characteristics of grease retained, drawn cup needle bearings:
1) No inner race
2) Fits rollers directly onto shaft
The most _____ and _____ arrangements use the equipment shaft as the ____ race?
Compact
Economical
Inner