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2 Recommendations
3 Product data
1 Product information
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Basic rating life
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Table pT
Type of load Factor
Permissible specific bearing load1'
- - N/mm2
Constant load2'
Single direction 1
Variable load
Alternating direction or pulsating magnitude at a frequency up to 0,5 Hz 0,25 over 0,5 up to 5 Hz 0,1
25 to 40 15 to 25
2 Inertia forces should also be taken into consideration.
2 For constant load, oscillating frequencies above 300 min-1 and very short sliding distances, b1 = 1 can no longer be used because of possible material fatigue; please contact SKF for guidance
Load direction factor b1 for sliding contact surface combina­tion steel/PTFE composite
Maintenance-free sliding contact surface combination steel/PTFE composite
Km
bi b2 b3— pv
2
or
G = 60 f Gh where
G = basic rating life, number of oscil­lations
Gh = basic rating life, operating hours b = load direction factor Table ¡9 ) b2 = temperature factor Diagram
P| )
b3 = sliding factor Table m0 ) KM = material constant TableF0) f = frequency of oscillation, min-1 p = specific bearing load, N/mm2 v = mean sliding velocity, m/s
Temperature factor b2 for sliding contact surface combina­tion steel/PTFE composite
Diagram 19
1,0
0,8 0,6 0,4 0 ,2 J
\
0
20
40
60
80 100
t °C
Sliding factor b3 and constant KM for sliding contact surface combina­tion steel/PTFE composite
Table 10
Bearing type
Series
Bore diameter d
Nominal over incl.
Sliding
factor
b3
Constant KM
-mm--
GEC FSA
180
440 440
180
440 440
1
1,15 1,35 1
1,15
1 055 1 055 1 055 1 055 1 055
Angular contact bearings1'
GAC F -60
60
1
1,5
480 480
Thrust bearings
GX F
60
60
1
1,5
670 670
1
530
1) For preloaded bearings which cannot be re-adjusted, b3 always =
NB.
I.The basic rating life calculated using the above equation can be doubled by initial lubrication together with occasional relubri-cation, see under "Lubrication and maintenance".
2. Calculation of the rating life con­siders the influence of the load and sliding velocity. Under very light loads and/or low sliding vel­ocities, the equations will give relatively long service lives. How­ever, the influence of environ­mental factors such as contam­ination, damp or moisture and corrosion increases in import­ance the longer the life so that deviations from the calculated life occur and in many cases the calculated life will not be attained.
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