Lubrication grooves and holes
Spherical roller bearings are provided with a lubrication groove
and holes in the outer ring, excepting those of series 213. Designation
suffix W33 is used to identify this feature on bearings. The dimensions
of the groove, bore diameter and their number depending on the dimension
series are given in table 5.
Heat treatment
Spherical roller bearings with outside diameter D>240 mm of all
series given in this catalogue are stress revealed. Therefore, they can
be used up to an operating temperature of +200?C.The hardness of the
rings should not be lower than 59 HRC. Small sized bearings operate
normally at temperatures up to +120?C.
Axial load for bearings mounted on adapter sleeves
If the spherical roller bearings are mounted on a smooth shaft
using an adapter sleeve, without side support, the axial load carrying
capacity depends on the friction be-tween shaft and sleeve.
Considering that the mounting is correctly done, the permissible
axial load can be accurately enough deter-mined using the following
equation:
Fa max = 3 Bd, kN
where:
Fa max - maximum permissible axial load, kN,
B - bearing width, mm,
d - bearing bore diameter, mm.
Equivalent dynamic radial load
Pr = Fr + Y1Fa, kN, for Fa/Fr <=e,
Pr = 0,67 Fr + Y2Fa, kN, for Fa/Fr >e,
The values of the factors depending on the bearing type can be found in bearing tables
Equivalent static radial load
P0r = Fr + Y0Fa, kN
The value of the factor Yo depending on the bearing type can be found in bearing tables.
Abutment dimensions
For a proper location of bearing rings on the shaft and housing
shoulder respectively, shaft (housing) maximum connection radius ru max should be less than bearing minimum mounting chamfer rs min.
Shoulder height should also be properly sized in case of bearing maximum mounting chamfer.
The values of the connection radii and support shoulder height are given in table 6.
The mounting dimensions for bearings with withdrawal sleeves are given in table 7.
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