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Speeds Diagram 5 Adjustment factors f p and f n for thrust roller bearings f P 0,05 0,15 0,25 0,35 0,9 0,7 0,5 d m ≤ 95 mm d m ≥ 300 mm 0,3 0,1 0 P/C 0 1,0 0,9 0,8 ISO VG 68 ISO VG 150 0,7 f n ISO VG 220 ISO VG 460 124
Reference speed Example 1 An SKF Explorer 6210 deep groove ball bearing is lubricated via an oil bath. The oil viscosity is 68 mm 2 /s at 40 °C (105 °F), load P = 0,24 C 0 . What is the adjusted reference speed? For bearing 6210: d m = 0,5 (50 + 90) = 70 mm and n r = 15 000 r/min. From diagram 2, page 121, with d m = 70 mm and P/C 0 = 0,24, f P = 0,63 and with P/C 0 = 0,24 and ISO VG 68, f n = 0,85. n ar = 15 000 ¥ 0,63 ¥ 0,85 = 8 030 r/min Note that the limiting speed for this bearing is 10 000 r/min, which is higher than its adjusted reference speed. In cases like this, the lower of the two rated speeds is the most significant for the service life of the bearing. In general, speeds up to the adjusted reference speed provide conditions favourable for extended bearing service life. Higher speeds up to the bearing limiting speed can, in principle, be adopted after further assessment of the specific temperature conditions surrounding the bearing arrangement. Example 2 A grease lubricated SKF Explorer 22222 E spherical roller bearing is subjected to a load P = 0,15 C 0 . The grease has a base oil viscosity of 220 mm 2 /s at 40 °C (105 °F). What is the adjusted reference speed? For bearing 22222 E: d m = 0,5 (110 + 200) = 155 mm and n r = 3 000 r/min. From diagram 3, page 122, with d m = 155 mm and P/C 0 = 0,15, f P = 0,53 and with P/C 0 = 0,15 and ISO VG 220, f n actual = 0,83; with P/C 0 = 0,15 and ISO VG 150, f n ISO VG150 = 0,87. n ar = 3 000 ¥ 0,53 ¥ 0,83/0,87 = 1 520 r/min Up to this speed, the bearing thermal conditions are generally considered normal. Higher speeds, up to the limiting speed of 4 000 r/min, can also be considered under certain circumstances. This would require an assessment of the temperature rise of the application based on the actual frictional and cooling conditions within the application. In cases like this, the lubricant, heat dissipation, bearing internal clearance and accuracy of the bearing seats must be verified and adapted to accommodate higher speeds. For these types of evaluations, contact the SKF application engineering service. Speeds above the reference speed As mentioned in the previous example, it is possible to operate bearings at speeds above the reference speed provided the increase in operating temperature can be controlled and does not have a negative impact on the bearing or the application. Prior to operating a bearing above its reference speed, make sure that all bearing components, including the cage(s) and seal(s), can accommodate the increased temperatures. Also, check that clearance or preload values and the lubricant can accommodate higher temperatures. The operating temperature can be kept under control if friction within the bearing can be reduced or if heat can be removed from the bearing arrangement. Friction can be reduced to some extent with an optimized lubrication system that applies accurately metered, small quantities of grease or oil to the bearing. Heat can be removed from a bearing arrangement in a number of ways. Typical solutions to cool the oil in oil lubricated applications include fans, auxiliary coolers and circulating oil systems († Oil lubrication methods, page 262). For bearings that accommodate axial displacement between one bearing ring and its seat, it is important to check that the bearing can move axially under actual operating conditions. In some cases, it may also be ne ces sary to improve other speed-limiting factors such as bearing running accuracy, the cage design and bearing mater ials. Any increase in bearing temperature lowers the viscosity and effective ness of the lubricant, making it more difficult for the lubricant to maintain an effective hydrodynamic film. In most cases, this further increases friction and frictional heat. When temperatures increase to the point that the inner ring becomes significantly hotter than the outer ring, the operating clearance in the bearing can be reduced to the point that the bearing seizes. Any increase in speed above the reference speed generally means that the temperature difference between the inner and outer rings is 125 D
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11.1 Cylindrical roller thrust bear
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12 Needle roller thrust bearings De
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Designs and variants Intermediate w
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Designs and variants LS series univ
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Bearing data Bearing data Dimension
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Bearing data Table 3 ISO tolerance
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Permissible speed Temperature limit
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Designation system Designation syst
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B 1 B B r 1 45° r 1 r 2 D d D d d
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B 1 B B r 1 45° r 1 r 2 r 1 r 2 D
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B 1 B r 1 45° r 1 r 2 D d D d d 1
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13 Spherical roller thrust bearings
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13.1 Spherical roller thrust bearin
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14 Track runner bearings Designs an
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Designs and variants Support roller
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Designs and variants NUTR .. A desi
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Designs and variants KR design cam
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Designs and variants during mountin
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Designs and variants Grease fitting
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Designs and variants Cages Dependin
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Designs and variants Relubrication
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Bearing data Support rollers (R)NA
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Loads Cam followers Symbols ... The
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Speed limits Temperature limits The
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Design of associated components Gui
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Mounting 14 1123
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Designation system Group 1 Group 2
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Outside diameter Basic load ratings
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Outside diameter Basic load ratings
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Designation Basic load ratings Fati
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Designation Basic load ratings Fati
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3 r 4 d 1 NUTR .. A PWTR …2RS Des
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3 r 4 d 1 NUTR .. A PWTR …2RS Des
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d 1 45° r NNTR ...2ZL Designation
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B 2 M 1 KR .. B, size ≥ 30 KRV ..
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d 1 B 3 B 3 d d 1 c d NUKR .. A (NU
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15A Sensor bearing units Motor enco
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Motor encoder units ring that conta
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Motor encoder units Power supply SK
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Motor encoder units Sensor The perm
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50 Motor encoder units Fig. 12 Moun
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Motor encoder units Designation sys
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Other sensor bearing units Other se
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Other sensor bearing units Sensor u
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a r a +1 D 2 d b d a D a Bore diame
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15B Bearings for extreme temperatur
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15B.1 Single row deep groove ball b
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15B.1 Single row deep groove ball b
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15B.2 Y-bearings for extreme temper
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15C Bearings with Solid Oil Feature
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Bearings and bearing units with Sol
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Designation system Speed limits The
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15D SKF DryLube bearings SKF DryLub
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15D SKF DryLube bearings Designs an
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15D SKF DryLube bearings Bearing da
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15D SKF DryLube bearings Table 2 Ra
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15D SKF DryLube bearings Selecting
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15D SKF DryLube bearings Speed limi
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15E INSOCOAT bearings Designs and v
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Designs and variants INSOCOAT beari
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Bearing data Bearing data Deep groo
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Designation system Fig. 2 Designati
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a r a D a d a 15E.1 Dimensions Abut
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a r b 15E.2 D a d a d b Dimensions
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a r b 1217 D a d a d b Dimensions A
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15F Hybrid bearings Designs and var
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15F Hybrid bearings Assortment The
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15F Hybrid bearings Hybrid cylindri
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15F Hybrid bearings Bearing data De
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15F Hybrid bearings Temperature lim
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15F.1 Hybrid deep groove ball beari
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15F.2 Sealed hybrid deep groove bal
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15F.2 Sealed hybrid deep groove bal
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15F.3 XL hybrid deep groove ball be
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15F.4 Hybrid cylindrical roller bea
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15G NoWear coated bearings NoWear c
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NoWear coating NoWear coated bearin
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Designation system Designs and vari
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15H Polymer ball bearings SKF polym
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15H Polymer ball bearings Materials
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15H Polymer ball bearings Bearing d
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15H Polymer ball bearings Loads The
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15H Polymer ball bearings Diagram 1
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15H Polymer ball bearings Permissib
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15H Polymer ball bearings Designati
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15H.1 Polymer single row deep groov
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15H.1 Polymer single row deep groov
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15H.2 Polymer thrust ball bearings
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16 Bearing accessories Adapter slee
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Adapter sleeves Fig. 2 Sleeve with
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Adapter sleeves Fig. 7 E (with a KM
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Withdrawal sleeves Withdrawal sleev
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Withdrawal sleeves Product data Dim
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Lock nuts Fig. 14 Fig. 17 MB / W lo
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Lock nuts Precision lock nuts with
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Lock nuts 1283 16
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Lock nuts with an integral locking
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Lock nuts KMD precision lock nuts K
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Designation system Suffix Sleeves B
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Principal dimensions d 1 d d 3 B 1
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Principal dimensions d 1 d d 3 B 1
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Principal dimensions Thread Mass De
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Dimensions Axial load carrying capa
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Designation Dimensions Mass d d 1 d
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Dimensions Mass Designations Lock n
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1323 16.7
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Designations Dimensions Mass Lockin
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Threads 1) Dimensions Mass Designat
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1329 16.9
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Designation Dimensions Mass d d 1 d
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16.12 KMK lock nuts with an integra
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1341 16.16
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Text index A A angular contact ball
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ass cage types 37-38 in polymer bal
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sealing solutions 579-581, 599, 668
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extreme temperature bearings 1169-1
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housings 24 fits and tolerance clas
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M M angular contact ball bearings 4
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O ocean-going vessels 83 off-highwa
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values for CARB toroidal roller bea
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SM 721 small bearings 275, 285 smea
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terminology 25 types 33-35 thrust c
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design 1223 dimensional stability 1
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Designation Product Product table N
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