Due to the different working conditions of various machines, KOYO bearings have various requirements in terms of load capacity, structure and performance. The KOYO imported bearings developed on the basis of plain bearings are based on rolling friction instead of sliding friction. Generally, two ferrules, a set of rolling elements and a cage are used for versatility, standardization and serialization. A very high degree of mechanical basics. To this end, KOYO bearings need to have a variety of structures. However, the most basic structure consists of the inner ring, the outer ring, the rolling elements and the cage.
The role of various parts in the bearing is:
For a radial bearing, the inner ring is usually tightly fitted to the shaft and operates with the shaft. The outer ring is usually in a transitional fit with the bearing housing or the mechanical housing bore to provide support. However, in some cases, there is also an outer ring running, the inner ring is fixed to support or the inner ring and the outer ring are simultaneously operated. For a thrust bearing, a shaft ring that fits tightly with the shaft and moves together, and a seat ring that is in a transitional fit with the bearing housing or the mechanical housing bore and serves as a support. The rolling elements (steel balls, rollers or needles) are normally arranged in the bearing between the two ferrules by means of a cage for rolling motion. The shape, size and number of the bearings directly affect the bearing capacity and performance of the bearing. In addition to the uniform separation of the rolling elements, the cage can also function to guide the rotation of the rolling elements and improve the lubrication performance inside the bearing.
1. According to KOYO imported bearing structure type classification
(1) Bearings are classified according to their load direction or nominal contact angle:
1) Radial bearing----Mainly used for bearing KOYO bearings with radial load, the nominal contact angle is from 0 to 45. According to the nominal contact angle, it is divided into: radial contact bearing----the radial bearing with the nominal contact angle of 0: the radial angular contact bearing---the radial bearing with the nominal contact angle greater than 0 to 45.
2) Thrust bearings----Mainly used for bearing KOYO bearings with axial load, the nominal contact angle is greater than 45 to 90. According to the different nominal contact angles, they are further divided into: Axial contact bearings----Thrust bearings with a nominal contact angle of 90: Thrust angular contact bearings----Thrust bearings with a nominal contact angle greater than 45 but less than 90.
(2) Bearings are classified according to the type of rolling elements:
1) Ball bearing ---- rolling element is the ball:
2) Roller bearing----The rolling element is a roller. Roller bearings are divided into: Roller bearings----rolling elements are cylindrical roller bearings. The ratio of length to diameter of cylindrical rollers is less than or equal to 3; needle roller bearings---- The rolling element is a needle roller bearing, the ratio of the length to the diameter of the needle roller is greater than 3, but the diameter is less than or equal to 5 mm; the tapered roller bearing----the rolling element is the bearing of the tapered roller; the spherical roller bearing one by one The rolling elements are bearings of spherical rollers.
(3) Bearings can be adjusted according to their work, divided into:
1) Self-aligning bearing----the raceway is a spherical shape, which can adapt to the angular deviation and angular movement between the two raceway axes;
2) Non-aligning bearings (rigid bearings)----bearings that can offset the axial angle between the raceways.
(4) Bearings are divided into:
1) Single row bearings - bearings with a row of rolling elements;
2) Double row bearings---bearings with two rows of rolling elements;
3) Multi-row bearings----bearings with more than two rows of rolling elements, such as three-row and four-row bearings.
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