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Contents of the Design of Rolling Contact Bearing PDF

List of 86 Design of Rolling Contact Bearing Formulas

Angle between adjacent Balls of Ball Bearing
Axial Load for Back to Back Bearings when Fa by Fr is greater than 1.14
Axial Load for Back to Back Bearings when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to 1.14
Axial Load for Singly Mounted Bearings when Fa by Fr is greater than 1.14
Axial Thrust Load on Bearing given Equivalent Dynamic Load
Axial Thrust Load on Bearing given Race Rotation Factor
Axial Thrust Load on Bearing given Thrust Factor
Axial Thrust Load on Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Axial Thrust Load on Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to e
Axial Thrust Load on Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Axial Thrust Load on Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to e
Axial Thrust Load on Taper Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Bore Diameter of Bearing
Coefficient of Friction of Roller Contact Bearing
Diameter of Ball of Bearing from Stribeck's Equation
Diameter of Ball of Bearing given Force required to produce Permanent Deformation in Ball
Dynamic Load Capacity for Ball Bearing
Dynamic Load Capacity for Bearing given Rated Bearing Life
Dynamic Load Capacity for Roller Bearing
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Bearing given Radial Factor
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Back to Back Bearings
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Back to Back Bearings when Fa by Fr is greater than 1.14
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Back to Back Bearings when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to 1.14
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Back to Back Bearings when subjected to Pure Radial Load
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Back to Back Bearings when subjected to Pure Thrust Load
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Ball Bearing
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Bearing given Rated Bearing Life
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Roller Bearing
Equivalent Dynamic Load for Singly Mounted Bearings when Fa by Fr is greater than 1.14
Equivalent Dynamic Load on Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Equivalent Dynamic Load on Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to e
Equivalent Dynamic Load on Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Equivalent Dynamic Load on Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than equal to e
Equivalent Dynamic Load on Taper Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Factor Y1 of Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to e
Factor Y1 of Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to e
Factor Y2 of Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Factor Y2 of Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Force required to produce Permanent Deformation of Balls of Ball Bearing
Force required to produce Permanent Deformation of Balls of Ball Bearing given Static Load
Friction Moment on Roller Contact Bearing
K Factor for Ball Bearing from Stribeck's Equation
K Factor for Ball Bearing given Force required to produce Permanent Deformation of Balls
Load on Bearing given Moment on bearing
Median Life of Roller Contact Bearing
Minimum Axial Load on Thrust Ball Bearing
Minimum Load Factor for Thrust Ball Bearing
Nominal Life of Roller Contact Bearing
Number of Balls of Ball Bearing from Stribeck's Equation
Number of Balls of Ball Bearing given Angle between Balls
Number of Balls of Ball Bearing given Static Load
Number of Bearings required given Reliability
Race Rotation Factor for Bearing given Radial Factor
Race Rotation Factor of Roller Contact Bearing
Radial Factor of Bearing given Equivalent Dynamic Load
Radial Factor of Roller Contact Bearing
Radial Factor of Roller Contact Bearing given Race Rotation Factor
Radial Load for Back to Back Bearings when Fa by Fr greater than 1.14
Radial Load for Back to Back Bearings when Fa by Fr less than or equal to 1.14
Radial Load for Singly Mounted Bearings when Fa by Fr is greater than 1.14
Radial Load of Bearing given Radial Factor
Radial Load on Bearing
Radial Load on Bearing given Race Rotation Factor
Radial Load on Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr greater than e
Radial Load on Self Aligning Ball Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than or equal to e
Radial Load on Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr greater than e
Radial Load on Spherical Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is less than equal to e
Radial Load on Taper Roller Bearing when Fa by Fr is greater than e
Rated Bearing Life in Hours
Rated Bearing Life in Million Revolutions for Ball Bearings
Rated Bearing Life in Million Revolutions for Roller Bearings
Rated Bearing Life in Million Revolutions given Bearing Speed
Rated Bearing Life in Million Revolutions given Dynamic Load Capacity
Rated Bearing Life in Million Revolutions given Median Life
Rated Bearing Life in Million Revolutions given Nominal Life
Reliability of Bearing
Reliability of Bearing given Number of Bearings
Reliability of Complete Bearing System
Rotational Speed of Bearing given Maximum Axial Load and Maximum Load Factor
Speed of Rotation of Bearing
Static Load on Ball of Ball Bearing from Stribeck's Equation
Static Load on Ball of Ball Bearing given Primary force
Thrust factor of Bearing
Thrust factor of Bearing given Race Rotation Factor
Thrust Factor on Bearing given Equivalent Dynamic Load
Train Wheel Diameter considering Bearing Life

Variables used in Design of Rolling Contact Bearing PDF

  1. a Constant a of Bearing
  2. A Minimum Load Factor
  3. b Constant b of Bearing
  4. C Dynamic Load Capacity of Bearing (Newton)
  5. Co Static Load on Bearing (Newton)
  6. d Bore Diameter of Bearing (Millimeter)
  7. D Train Wheel Diameter (Millimeter)
  8. db Ball Diameter of a Bearing (Millimeter)
  9. F Force on Ball Bearing (Newton)
  10. Fa Axial or Thrust Load Acting on Bearing (Newton)
  11. Fmin Minimum Axial Load Thrust Bearing (Newton)
  12. Fr Radial Load Acting on Bearing (Newton)
  13. k K Factor (Newton per Square Millimeter)
  14. L Corresponding Life of Bearing
  15. L10 Rated Bearing Life
  16. L10h Rated Bearing Life in Hours
  17. L10s Nominal Life in Millions of Kilometers
  18. L50 Median Life of Bearing
  19. Mt Friction Moment on Bearing (Newton Millimeter)
  20. N Speed of Bearing in RPM
  21. Nb Number of Bearings
  22. p Constant p of Bearing
  23. Pb Equivalent Dynamic Load on Back to Back Bearing (Newton)
  24. Peq Equivalent Dynamic Load on Bearing (Newton)
  25. Ps Equivalent dynamic load on singly bearing (Newton)
  26. Pbt Equivalent Dynamic Load on Taper Bearing (Newton)
  27. Peqsa Equivalent Dynamic Load on Self Aligning Bearing (Newton)
  28. Peqsp Equivalent Dynamic Load on Spherical Bearing (Newton)
  29. R Reliability of Bearing
  30. Rs Reliability of Bearing System
  31. V Race-Rotation Factor
  32. W Load Acting on Bearing (Newton)
  33. X Radial Factor
  34. Y Thrust Factor for Bearing
  35. Y1 Factor Y1 of Bearing
  36. Y2 Factor Y2 of Bearing
  37. z Number of Balls in Bearing
  38. β Angle between Balls of Bearing in Degrees (Degree)
  39. μ Coefficient of Friction for Bearing

Constants, Functions and Measurements used in Design of Rolling Contact Bearing PDF

  1. Constant: pi, 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288
    Archimedes' constant
  2. Constant: e, 2.71828182845904523536028747135266249
    Napier's constant
  3. Function: log10, log10(Number)
    The common logarithm, also known as the base-10 logarithm or the decimal logarithm, is a mathematical function that is the inverse of the exponential function.
  4. Function: sqrt, sqrt(Number)
    A square root function is a function that takes a non-negative number as an input and returns the square root of the given input number.
  5. Measurement: Length in Millimeter (mm)
    Length Unit Conversion
  6. Measurement: Force in Newton (N)
    Force Unit Conversion
  7. Measurement: Angle in Degree (°)
    Angle Unit Conversion
  8. Measurement: Torque in Newton Millimeter (N*mm)
    Torque Unit Conversion
  9. Measurement: Stress in Newton per Square Millimeter (N/mm²)
    Stress Unit Conversion

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