(Part B) Machinerys Handbook 31st Edition Pages 1484-2979

Machinery's Handbook, 31st Edition

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Ball and Roller Bearings Table 1b. Types of Rolling Element Bearings and Their Symbols BALL BEARINGS, DOUBLE ROW, RADIAL CONTACT

Symbol

Description

Symbol

Description

BF Filling slot assembly

BHA Non-separable two-piece outer ring

BK

Non-filling slot assembly

BALL BEARINGS, DOUBLE ROW, ANGULAR CONTACT a

Symbol

Symbol

Description

Description

Filling slot assembly Vertex of contact angles inside bearing Filling slot assembly Vertex of contact angles outside bearing Non-filling slot assembly Vertex of contact angles inside bearing

Non-filling slot assembly Vertex of contact angles outside bearing Non-separable Vertex of contact angles inside bearing Two-piece outer ring Separable Vertex of contact angles outside bearing Two-piece inner ring

BD

BG

BAA

BE

BVV

BJ

BALL BEARINGS, DOUBLE ROW, SELF-ALIGNING a Symbol Description

BS Raceway of outer ring spherical a A line through the ball contact points forms an acute angle with a perpendicular to the bear- ing axis. Single-row Angular-contact: This type is designed for combined radial and thrust loads where the thrust component may be large and axial deflection must be confined within very close limits. A high shoulder on one side of the outer ring is provided to take the thrust, while the shoulder on the other side is only high enough to make the bearing non- separable. Except where used for a pure thrust load in one direction, this type is applied either in pairs (duplex) or one at each end of the shaft, opposed. Double-row Bearings: These are, in effect, two single-row angular-contact bearings built as a unit with the internal fit between balls and raceway fixed at the time of bearing assembly. This fit is therefore not dependent upon mounting methods for internal rigidity. These bearings usually have a known amount of internal preload built in for maximum resistance to deflection under combined loads with thrust from either direction. Thus, with balls and races under compression before an external load is applied, due to this internal preload, the bearings are very effective for radial loads where bearing deflection must be minimized. Other Types: Modifications of these basic types provide arrangements for self-sealing, location by snap ring, shielding, etc., but the fundamentals of mounting are not changed. A special type is the self-aligning ball bearing which can be used to compensate for an appreciable degree of misalignment between shaft and housing due to shaft deflections,

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