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8 TE Series - Guided sliding
Position of the guide:
Small TE bearings (up to type 4) are fitted with an external guide for static reasons.
Medium TE bearings (type 5 to 8) are fitted with an external or central guide depending on the size of the horizontal force relative to the vertical force.
Large TE bearings (starting from type 9) are usually fitted with a central guide.
Function
TE bearings allow movement in one direction and can accommodate horizontal forces perpendicular to this direction.
TE bearings can be fitted with either one central guide (indicated by "i" in bearing type) or two external guides (indicated by "a").
Movement perpendicular to the guides is theoretically zero. In practice, there is up to 2 mm clearance. A DUB / stainless steel sliding system ensures smooth sliding in the guide.
Load combination
All standard bearings are designed so that they can accommodate maximum horizontal and vertical forces simultaneously.
Maximum allowed horizontal forces are based on a concurrent minimum vertical load of 0.4 times the maximum load. The following table indicates these loads.
Concrete stress
Concrete stress is calculated according to European Standard EC 2 (partial area stress). Structural requirements are normally satisfied when concrete of grade C30/37 or greater is used and the spread area is about 1.6 times the pot diameter at the column and superstructure.
Type
& size
Bearing with anchor bolts
Bearing with anchor plates
Vertical
Horizontal
Vertical
Horizontal
Loads [kN]
Loads [kN]
Loads [kN]
Loads [kN]
N
NRdmin
N
NRdmin
TE 1a
620
356
192
620
356
192
TE 2a
1'486
488
329
1'486
488
329
TE 3a
2'772
887
542
2'772
881
542
TE 4a
4'395
1'425
897
4'395
1'034
897
TE 5a
6388
1792
1071
6388
1341
1071
TE 6a
8647
2166
1248
8647
1714
1248
TE 7a
11'207
2536
1422
11 '207
2083
1422
TE 8a
14143
2695
1599
14143
2458
1599
TE 5i
4'780
1'785
1 '071
4'780
1'425
1'071
TE 6i
7'011
2'158
1'248
7'011
1'708
1'248
TE 7i
9'627
2'527
1'422
9'627
2'076
1'422
TE 8i
12'678
2'687
1'599
12'678
2'451
1'599
TE 9i
16'128
3'062
1'775
16'128
2'825
1'775
TE 10i
19'917
3'435
1'950
19'917
3'199
1'950
TE 11i
24'169
3'812
2'126
24'169
3'575
2'126
TE 12i
28'820
4'192
2'303
28'820
3'954
2'303
TE 13i
33'771
4'566
2'477
33'771
4'335
2'477
TE 14i
38'782
4'947
2'654
38'782
4'708
2'654
TE 15i
44'098
5'329
2'831
44'098
5'090
2'831
TE 16i
49'671
7'266
3'757
49'671
7'028
3'757
TE 17i
55'665
7'741
3'978
55'665
7'504
3'978
TE 18i
62'000
8'218
4'199
62'000
7'979
4'199
TE 19i
68'577
8'687
4'416
68'577
8'676
4'416
TE 20i
75'590
9'164
4'637
75'590
8'925
4'637
VxyRdmax : Maximum bearing capacity of the bearing under shear force a: External guides
NRd,max Maximum bearing capacity of the bearing under compressive force i: Central (or internal)
NRd,min: : Minimum bearing capacity of the bearing under compressive force with a simultaneous shear force VxyRd] max guides
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