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SKF - Rolling Bearings

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Temperature limits<br />

Temperature factor f T<br />

Operating temperature<br />

°C °F –<br />

Factor<br />

f T<br />

150 300 1<br />

200 390 0,9<br />

250 480 0,75<br />

300 570 0,6<br />

350 660 0,45<br />

Guideline values for dynamic load safety factor S req<br />

Table 3<br />

Table 4<br />

Temperature limits<br />

The graphite-based lubricant in <strong>SKF</strong> DryLube<br />

bearings is effective at temperatures up to<br />

500 °C (930 °F). At temperatures above<br />

250 °C (480 °F), the resin binder begins to<br />

degrade, but the dry lubricant continues to<br />

lubricate. Therefore, for continuous operation<br />

at temperatures above 250 °C (480 °F), <strong>SKF</strong><br />

recommends using bearings with a shield on<br />

both sides (designation suffix 2Z), or with a<br />

metal seal on both sides († fig. 66, page 236)<br />

to keep the lubricant in the bearing. <strong>Bearings</strong><br />

with dry lubricant only between the inner ring<br />

(or the shaft washer) and cage († Bearing<br />

data, page 1196) may work at elevated temperatures<br />

without shields.<br />

The recommended temperature limits are<br />

listed in table 1 († page 1195).<br />

Application<br />

S req<br />

Machines used for short periods or<br />

intermittently: cooling beds, guide rolls<br />

Machines used for short periods or<br />

intermittently where high operational<br />

reliability is required: cranes in metals<br />

applications<br />

Machines in use 8 hours per day and<br />

fully utilized: conveyor belts, hardening<br />

and annealing ovens<br />

Machines in use 24 hours per day:<br />

conveyor systems, equipment in continuous<br />

casting mills<br />

3<br />

5<br />

10<br />

12<br />

15D<br />

1201

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