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Bearing Selection for Radial Load

This document provides an example of how to select a suitable bearing for a specific application that requires supporting 650 pounds of pure radial load at 600 rpm. The selection process includes calculating the design load, the nominal life, the design life, the dynamic load capacity, and selecting the appropriate bearing from two possible options based on the minimum acceptable shaft diameter. The selected bearing is a single-row bearing.

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Bearing Selection for Radial Load

This document provides an example of how to select a suitable bearing for a specific application that requires supporting 650 pounds of pure radial load at 600 rpm. The selection process includes calculating the design load, the nominal life, the design life, the dynamic load capacity, and selecting the appropriate bearing from two possible options based on the minimum acceptable shaft diameter. The selected bearing is a single-row bearing.

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BEARING SELECTION EXAMPLE

1.- Select a single-row deep groove ball bearing, for


support 650 lb of pure radial load, from a shaft that rotates at 600 rpm and is
part of a blower in a manufacturing plant. The bearing will be
mounted on a shaft whose minimum acceptable diameter is 1.48 in.

Solution:

It is a pure radial load and the inner track will be mounted on the axis.
pressure, and it will turn with it.

a) Design Load of the Bearing =


Where:
PdDesign load [lb].
R = Radial load [lb].
V = Rotation factor
If the inner race of the bearing rotates: V = 1.0
If the outer race of the bearing rotates: V = 1.2

= (1(650)
) 650 lbs

b) Nominal Duration of the Bearing: We use Table 4

10= 30 000 h

We take the higher range to have a longer duration.

c) Bearing Design Duration: =( 10 ) (60) ( )



Where:
LdBearing design duration [rev].
L10Nominal duration [rev].
Number of revolutions [rpm].

(
30,000600(60) ) = 1.08 x 109

d) Dynamic Load Capacity:
1

➢ Numerical Method: = ( 10 6 )
Where:
C = Basic dynamic load capacity [lb].
Pd= Design load [lb].
Ld Bearing design life [rev].
k= 3 for ball bearings.
k = 3.33 for roller bearings.
1
9 3
C = 650(1.08 10
10 6
) 6670 lb

➢ Graphic Method: = ( )
Where:
C = Basic dynamic load capacity [lb].
PdDesign load [lb].
fL=Factor by duration.
fNSpeed factor.

We make use of Figure 1:

3.9
= ( ) C = 650(0.381 ) 6654 lb

We can see that it is a value quite close to that obtained with the
Numerical Method.
e) Probable Bearings: We use Table 3
With a Dynamic Load Capacity of C = 6670 lb, we have two
possible bearings:
The minimum acceptable diameter of the axis to be used is 1.48 in.

The bore (inner diameters) of the possible bearings are:


- Bearing 6211 has a bore of 55 mm = 2.1654 in.
Bearing 6308 has a bore of 40 mm = 1.5748 in.

f) Selection of Bearings:

Due to proximity to the diameter to be used, we selected the bearing:

6308

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