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9      INTERNAL SELF-ALIGNING BALL & ROLLER BEARING UNITS







           Table 13 Housing Fits for Spherical Roller Bearings. (ISO Housing tolerances table 23 page 186)
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                                                     O  r e t u  g n i R  t o n
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           1) Bearings with larger radial clearance than normal are required.



             5. Handling of bearings

           Roller bearings are generally higher in precision than  • Lubricate contact surfaces with a light machine oil prior
           ordinary machine parts and in handling, particular care is    to pressing. This will reduce the required force and
           to be exercised to prevent dust intrusion, rust formation,     prevent seizing.
           dents or damage from impact, etc.                 • When a bearing is pressed onto a shaft, the force is to
           It is also important to use the correct installation method    be applied to the inner ring. When a bearing is to be
           in order to ensure a properly mounted bearing. Below are    pressed into a housing, the force is to be applied to the
           some general rules to be observed for correct mounting    outer ring.
           and dismounting of bearings.                      (b) Tapered bore bearings
                                                             Tapered bore bearings have the advantage in the
           7.1 Mounting                                      small-to-medium size range of being easily dismounted
                                                             from the shaft, and in larger sizes the elimination of
           Pre-assembly preparations
                                                             problems encountered in tight-fit mounting of cylindrical
           • Work areas should be as clean as possible.
                                                             bore bearings. The tapered bore allows direct fitting on a
           • All necessary tools, jigs, hydraulic pumps, etc.,
                                                             tapered shaft, but it is more commonly used in conjunc-
             are to be kept ready for the assembly work.
                                                             tion with an adapter or withdrawal sleeve.
           • The shaft diameter and housing bore, etc.,
                                                             When mounting a bearing of this type on a tapered shaft
              should be checked.
                                                             it is necessary to check the amount of decrease in radial
           • Burrs, etc., are to be removed.
                                                             clearance relative to the displacement of the bearing
           • Housing oil holes are to be checked for dust,
                                                             along the shaft as it is pressed into place, with figures
             and swarf, etc.
                                                             shown in Table 14.
           • Bearings should be kept wrapped until immediately
                                                             Prior to mounting, the exact radial clearance of the
              before the assembly work.
                                                             bearing should be checked with feeler gauges and
           Mounting on shaft:
                                                             noted. The recommended decrease in clearance should
           (a) Cylindrical bore bearings.
                                                             be determined from Table 14 and the bearing should
           In most cases bearings are mounted with an interference
                                                             then be pressed on to the tapered shaft to the point
           fit on the shaft. Larger bearings are more easily mounted
                                                             where the required
           by the heat expansion method, while smaller bearings
                                                             internal clearance is achieved. The bearing should then
           can be pressed on.
                                                             be positively located in this position by means of a
           Pressing Method
                                                             lock nut etc.
           • Either a hydraulic press or an arbor press may be used
                                                             Matching of the taper of the bearing bore with that of the
             to mount bearings. No attempt should be made to
                                                             shaft should be checked by the use of “prussian blue”.
              hammer bearings into place.
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