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Shaft Bearing and Fits Housing Design<br />

NTN<br />

7.3 Shaft and housing accuracy<br />

Because of its thin wall, the raceway surface accuracy<br />

of needle roller bearing ring is influenced by the<br />

respective fitting surface accuracy of a shaft /a housing<br />

on/in which the needle roller bearing is installed. In the<br />

case of general operating conditions, the fitting surfaces<br />

of shaft and housing may be finished by lathe-turning, but<br />

those must be finished by grinding where the acting load<br />

is great and, in addition, the requirements for accuracy<br />

and sound are strict.<br />

Table 7.3 shows the fitting surface accuracy, profile<br />

accuracy, surface roughness, and shoulder<br />

perpendicularity to fitting surface of each of shaft and<br />

housing under ordinary operating conditions.<br />

Table 7.3 Shaft and housing accuracy<br />

Characteristic item Shaft Housing<br />

Dimensional accuracy<br />

Roundness<br />

(max)<br />

cylindricality<br />

Shoulder perpendicularity (max)<br />

IT6IT5<br />

IT3IT2<br />

IT5IT4<br />

IT7IT6<br />

IT4IT3<br />

IT5IT4<br />

Fitting surface roughness<br />

0.8a 1.6a<br />

Remarks: The parenthesized values are applied to the bearings of accuracy<br />

class 5 and higher.<br />

Where a two-split housing is used, deformation of outer<br />

ring by housing clamping can be minimized by providing a<br />

relief on the mating surface at bore side.<br />

7.4 Raceway surface accuracy<br />

For needle roller bearings, shaft and housing are used<br />

as the raceway surface on application. The raceway<br />

dimensional accuracy, profile accuracy and surface<br />

roughness of shaft/housing must be equivalent to the<br />

raceway accuracy of bearing itself. Table 7.4 shows the<br />

specified surface accuracy and surface roughness of<br />

shaft/housing raceway.<br />

Table 7.4 Raceway surface accuracy (re<strong>com</strong>mendation)<br />

Characteristic item Shaft Housing<br />

Dimensional accuracy IT5IT4 IT6IT5<br />

Roundness<br />

(max)<br />

cylindricality<br />

IT3IT2 IT4IT3<br />

Shoulder perpendicularity<br />

(max)<br />

Axial run-out<br />

Thrust bearing<br />

(max)<br />

IT3IT2<br />

IT5IT4<br />

IT3IT2<br />

7.5 Material and hardness of raceway surface<br />

When the outer surface or bore surface of<br />

shaft(hollowed) or housing is used as raceway, it must be<br />

hardened to HRC58 to 64 for getting sufficient load<br />

capacity. For that, the materials shown in Table 7.5 are<br />

used after heat-treated properly.<br />

Table 7.5 Materials used for raceway<br />

When steel is surface-hardened by carburizing or<br />

carbonitriding, JIS Standard as applicable defines the<br />

depth from surface up to HV550 as an effective hardened<br />

layer. The minimum value of effective hardened layer<br />

depth is approximately expressed in formula (7.1).<br />

Eht min0.8Dw0.1+0.002 Dw (7.1)<br />

Where,<br />

Kinds of steel<br />

High carbon chrome bearing steel<br />

Carbon tool steel<br />

Nickel chrome molybdenum steel<br />

Chrome steel<br />

Chrome molybdenum steel<br />

Nickel chrome steel<br />

Representative<br />

example<br />

Related standards<br />

SUJ2 JIS G 4805<br />

SK3 JIS G 4401<br />

SNCM420 JIS G 4103<br />

SCr420 JIS G 4104<br />

SCM420 JIS G 4105<br />

SNC420 JIS G 4102<br />

Eht min : Minimum effective hardened layer depth mm<br />

Dw : <strong>Roller</strong> diameter mm<br />

7.6 Allowable bearing inclination<br />

The inner ring and outer ring of bearing incline a little<br />

eventually against one another depending on shaft<br />

deflection, shaft /housing machining accuracy, fitting<br />

deviation, etc. Although this allowable inclination differs<br />

depending on bearing type, bearing load, internal<br />

clearance, etc., the inclination degree shown in Table 7.6<br />

must be used as a guideline in the case of general<br />

applications because even minor inclination of inner ring<br />

and outer ring could cause reduction of bearing life and<br />

damage of cage.<br />

Table 7.6<br />

Bearing type Allowable inclination<br />

Radial needle roller bearing 1/2 000<br />

Thrust bearing 1/10 000<br />

Surface roughness<br />

For shaft diameter of 80 and less :0.2a<br />

For shaft diameter of over 80 to 120 :0.3a<br />

For shaft diameter of over 120 :0.4a<br />

Note) The parenthesized values are applied where high rotational accuracy is<br />

required.<br />

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