Catalogue SKF spherical plain bearings & rod ends (4407/II E)
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Product data Page ................4 Basic rating life Page ..............57
Diagram 13 Angle of oscilla-tion factor b 5 105215102045 b 5

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I β° If ß < 5°, the value of b 5 for ß = 5°should be used If Diagram 14 Multiplicationfactor f β Diagrams and for thefactors for the angle of oscillation b
β 532151020 f ➔ page 6 ). The extra largegrease reservoir in the bearing made possible by the multi-groove system is advantageous, particu- larly where the load is of constant direction, and enables the relubri- cation interval to be extended, and also the service life. These advantages are consider-ed in the calculation of the basic rating life by the coloured regions in
46 15 I NB. SKF steel-on-steel spherical plain bearings manufacturer having an outside diam- eter of 150 mm and above are produced as standard with the multi-groove feature in the outer ring (
β° β < 5°, half the value of f β for β = 5°should be used The frequency of relubrication H is defined as the ratio of the basic rating life G Diagram 15 Relubricationfactor f H H 5321301020 f H 46 140050 13 14 5 and f
β . Values of these two fac-tors up to the upper limit of the coloured area may be used for bearings with the multi-groove system.
h tothe relubrication interval N (in h), i.e. H = G h /N; if H < 5, the values indicated by thebroken line can be used 25
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