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Rolling Contact Bearing

EXAMPLE-1
The radial load acting on a ball bearing is 2500 N for the first five revolution s and reduces
to 1500 N to next ten revolutions. The load variation then repeat itself the expected life of
the bearing is 20 million revolutions determines the dynamic load carrying capacity of the
bearing.
SOLUTION:
L10

Given data:

=20 million revolution

Step -1: Equivalent load for complete work cycle


3

Pe

N 1 P1 + N 2 P2
N 1+ N
2

2500

1500

=
3
5

=1953.8 N
Step -2: dynamic load carrying capacity
C= Pe (L10 )

1
3

=1953.8(20) (20) 3
=5303.43 N

(Ans)

EXAMPLE-2
A ball bearing subjected to a radial load of 3000 N is expected to have satisfactory life of
1000h at 720 rpm with a reliability of 95% calculate the dynamic load carrying capacity of
the bearing. so that it can be selected from a manufactures catalogue based on 90%
reliability. If there are four such bearing each with a reliability of 95% in a system what is
the reliability of the complete system
SOLLUTION
F=3000N

L10 =1000h
STEP 1
Bearing life for 95% reliability
R95

60 NL 95 h

10

=432

STEP 2 Bearing life of 90% reliability

L95
L10

L10

)=

[ ]
1
log
R 95
1
log(
)
R 90

L95
0.5405

( )

1
1.17

=0.5405

432
0.5404 =799.26

STEP 2 Dynamic load


1/ 3
C=P ( L10
=27840.94

STEP 4 system reliability


Rs =( R4 )= 0.954 =0.8145 OR 81.45%.................... ANS..

EXAMPLE-3
A one minute work cycle consists of the following parts:
Duration(second)
Pr (radialload)

Part-1
40 s
600 N

Part-2
20 s
300 N

Pa (axial load)

200 N

120 N

1440 rpm

720 rpm

Speed

Static load and dynamic load carrying capacities are 695 N and 1430 N respectively, for the
bearing. The life of the bearing in hours. Consider that the inner race of the ball bearing is
rotating.

SOLUTION:
PART 1
Static load Co= 695N
Axial load Pa=200N
Radial load Pr=600N

Pa
200
=0.288
C o = 695
Pa
200
=
600 =0.33
Pr
0.440.37
e = 0.37+
0.038
0.280

=0.38
Pa
Pr =0.33<0.38<e

Therefore X=1, Y=0


Equivalent load P1=600 N

PART 2
Pa=120N
Pr=300N
Pa
Pr =120/300=0.4
Pa
Co =120/695=0.172
Pa
For Co
Pa
Pr

, the value of e=0.31+0.06(0.172-0.130)

= 0.4>e=0.33

1
0.120

= 0.33

For

Pa
Co =0.172, X=0.56

Y=1.2-0.2(0.042/0.120) =1.13
Equivalent load
P2=XPr + YPa
=0.56(300)+1.13(120)= 203.6

We can tabulate the value of P1 and P2 is shoen in table


Loads
P1 600N
P2 203.6N
Average

Time
2/3 minute
1/3 minute

1440 rpm
720 rpm

Equivalent load for both parts

Pe

n1 P1 +n2 P2
n 1+n
2

203.6

3
= 600 3 +240
960

=100(

Life of the bearing L=

[ ]
C
Pe

3 174.488 )= 560N

=16.65 million revolution

n
na=960
n2=240
nav=1200

Ln

16.65(10 )
= 1200(60)

=231.26 hours (Ans.)

EXAMPLE-4
The following data given for belt drive
Diameter of pulley=250 mm
Shaft diameter =20mm

Power transmitted=5 kW
Speed=720rpm
Ratio of belt tension=3:1
Load factor=3
Assume pulley to be placed centrally with the belt tension acting vertically downward , find
dynamic capacity of the bearing so that the bearing are selected from the manufacturer
catalogue , which list dynamic load carrying capacity at 95% reliability
GIVEN DATA
D=250 mm
P=5 KW
d=20 mm
n=720 rpm

f1
=3
f2
Lh =10000 hrs.
K=3 , =0.95
Dn
3.15 250 720
V= 60 =
60 1000

P=

F 1F 2 V
1000

S=

( F 1F 2) 9.42
1000

F1-F2=530.31 N

F1-F2=3
Substituting this equation,

F2

- C =530.51

F2

=530.51

F2
F2

265.2

3 F 2 =795.77

-Load on bearing
F= F1-F2 =795.26-265.66
F=1061.03
Load on each bearing
R A = RB =F/2=1061.03/2
R A + RB =530.91 N
F R = R A = RB =530.91 N

-Equivalent dynamic load on bearing


pe = F R R A =530.913
pe =1591.55

Ration life
Lhos

Lhos 60 n
= 10000=
1000000
=432 million

Lhos

= 4.48(log e (1/R)) 1.5

432 = 4.48( L10 (1/ 0.95))

1
1.5

L10 =698.5 million revolution

Bearing dynamic capacity:


L10=(

C 3
)
Pe

= (698.5)
C =14121.33 N

1
3

1591.55

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