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INNER RING HOLE<br />

DIAMETER<br />

LOAD<br />

(daN)<br />

5 100<br />

6 120<br />

8 170<br />

Axial holding load of the rod end<br />

F (daN)<br />

self-lubricating rod ends and spherical bearings<br />

10 200<br />

12 270<br />

14 400<br />

16 550<br />

18 580<br />

20 600<br />

22 700<br />

25 800<br />

30 1200<br />

35 1400<br />

40 1650<br />

50 2000<br />

Table 1<br />

In case of dynamic load (load with relative movement between the inner and outer ring) it is necessary to carry out<br />

the following tests<br />

a) Permissible radial load on the rod end<br />

According to the type of load, it is indispensable to check the permissible stress.<br />

Considering the same nominal load, dynamic loads produce greater stress on the rod end than constant loads; it is therefore<br />

necessary to introduce the coefficient Kf in the calculation of the permissible radial stress:<br />

Fr amm. = Co x Kf<br />

Fr amm. = maximum permissible load on the rod end ( daN )<br />

Co = permissible radial static load on the rod end ( daN )<br />

Kf = load coefficient (see the diagrams)<br />

Fr = radial force applied ( daN )<br />

It is always important to verify the following condition: Fr ≤ Fr amm<br />

radial force<br />

constant load simple dynamic load alternating dynamic load<br />

radial force<br />

radial force<br />

time<br />

Kf 1 Kf 0,5 Kf 0,25<br />

time<br />

time<br />

b) Permissible axial load on the rod end<br />

Normally there are no dynamic axial loads, so the conditions to be observed are the ones given in the paragraph on static<br />

axial loads on page 9.<br />

10

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