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Product data Page ............. 3 Mounting Page ............. 32 Bearings with tapered bore
Fig 3 Fig 4 Bearings with tapered bore are always mounted with an interference on the shaft. They can be mounted on adapter or withdrawal sleeves or directly on to tapered journals. When dimensioning a tapered jour-nal, the distance between the centre of the bearing in its final mounted position and a reference face on the shaft should be used as a basis (
B a âž” fig ). When cold, thebearing will obtain its correct interfer- ence fit.

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âž” fig âž” ). This necessitatesthe provision of oil supply ducts in the journals and oil distribution grooves in the seating. Further reduction of the mounting effort can be achieved by using the oil injection method in com- bination with an SKF hydraulic nut.For bearings which are to be hotmounted, the final axial position on the seating has to be predetermined by means of, for instance, a tailor-made spacer ring ( fig ).The application of the high drive-upforces required by larger bearings can be facilitated using the oil injection method (
3 a has been established, the dimension-ing of the journal should be continued as described in SKF catalogue 4003 “Large bearings”.Spherical roller bearings up to 200mm bore diameter may be driven up on to a tapered journal or a withdrawal sleeve using a shaft nut and on to an adapter sleeve using the sleeve nut and a spanner (
Dimensioning of tapered journalsDrive-up of medium size bearing 4 5 6 Tailor-made spacer ring used to positionthe bearing axially Drive-up of large size bearing Fig 5 Fig 6 25