How to calculate the axial force of the bearing
the size of the axial force should be related to the actual working environment. After the axial force is applied, the force of the ball bearing is equivalent to having a contact angle, which is similar to the angular contact ball bearing. The axial force also has a great relationship with the clearance and radius of the bearing itself
especially the clearance, the larger the clearance is, the larger the range of motion of the ball in the axial position is, that is, the larger the axial clearance is, the greater the axial force it can bear, but the clearance can not be blindly large
in a word, I can tell you that the axial force is far less than the radial force. As for the specific calculation, because the contact angle is unpredictable, there is no way to know
the selection of deep groove ball bearing is unreasonable if the bearing is subjected to radial load and continuous axial load at the same time, because continuous axial force will rece the service life of deep groove ball bearing. Angular contact ball bearing or tapered roller bearing can be selected according to rotating speed and other instries and mines, and four point contact ball bearing can also be selected if bidirectional axial force is required, Double row tapered roller bearing or double row angular contact ball bearing.
calculation method: first, check the mechanical design manual, calculate the derived axial force s of tapered roller bearing, consider the positive and negative rotation of bearing, if there is external force, the axial force should also be considered, if there is the latter, consider whether it is relaxed or compressed, calculate s, then calculate the equivalent dynamic load P from s, and calculate the life l from the life formula. This is only the general steps, detailed steps also hope to refer to the relevant books.
the size of the axial force should be related to the actual working environment, and the force situation of the ball bearing after the axial force is equivalent to the contact angle, It is similar to angular contact ball bearing. The axial force has a lot to do with the clearance and radius of the bearing itself
especially the clearance, the larger the clearance is, the larger the range of motion of the ball in the axial position is, that is, the larger the axial clearance is, the greater the axial force it can bear, but the clearance can not be blindly large
in a word, I can tell you that the axial force is far less than the radial force. As for the specific calculation, because the contact angle is unpredictable, there is no way to know
if you can find the design method of Okamoto's deep groove ball, there should be a detailed introction above
see: Calculation of axial force of angular contact radial bearing
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especially the clearance, the larger the clearance is, the larger the range of the ball's movement in the axial position is, that is, the larger the axial clearance is, the greater the axial force it can bear, but the clearance can not be blindly large
in a word, I can tell you that the axial force is far less than the radial force. As for the specific calculation, because the contact angle is unpredictable, there is no way to know that if the shaft bears the radial load and the axial load continuously, the selection of deep groove ball bearing is unreasonable, because the service life of deep groove ball bearing will be reced if the axial force is continuously applied, Angular contact ball bearing or tapered roller bearing can be selected according to the rotating speed and other instries and mines. Four point contact ball bearing, double row tapered roller bearing or double row angular contact ball bearing can also be selected if axial force is required in both directions
