Anti-Friction BRG 5

Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic Pumps
BEARING APPLICATIONS
TOLERANCES & FITS
 It is impossible to obtain a certain dimension of a metal
part exactly even with the best machines and
workmanship. The actual size will be larger or smaller than
the required size. The difference between the largest and
smallest permissible dimension is called the tolerance.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Basic Size or Nominal Size
The size from which the limits of size are derived by the
application of the upper and lower deviation.
 Limits of Size
The maximum and minimum sizes permitted for a part.
 Upper Deviation
The algebraic difference between the maximum size and
the corresponding basic size.
 Lower Deviation
The algebraic difference between the minimum size and
the corresponding basic size.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Fundamentals Deviation
That one of the two deviation, being the one nearest to
the zero line, which is chosen to define the position of the
tolerance zone in relation to the zero line.
 Tolerance
The difference between the maximum and minimum sizes
or between the upper and lower limits.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Tolerance Grades
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TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Fit
A fit is the relationship resulting from the difference

before assembly, between the sizes of two parts
which are to be assembled.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Clearance Fit
A fit is always provides a clearance between hole and shaft
when assembled.
The minimum size of the hole is either greater than or, in
the extreme case, equal to the maximum size of the shaft.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Interference Fit
A fit which everywhere provides interference between the
hole and shaft when assembled.
The maximum size of the hole is smaller than or, in the
extreme cases equal to the minimum size of the shaft.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Transition Fit
A fit which may provide either a clearance or an interference
between the hole and shaft when assembled.
Depending on the actual sizes of the hole and shaft, so the
tolerance zones of the hole and the shaft overlap completely
or a part.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Shaft-Basis System of Fits
A system of fits in which the required clearances of
interferences are obtained by associating holes of various
tolerance classes with shafts of a single tolerance class. In
the ISO system, the basic hole has a zero upper deviation.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Definitions
 Hole-Basis System of Fits
A system of fits in which the required clearances of
interferences are obtained by associating shafts of various
tolerance classes with holes of a single tolerance class. In
the ISO system, the basic hole has a zero lower deviation.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
 Tolerances Grades Relative to Bearing Bore and Outside Diameter
Hydraulic Pumps
 An ISO Hole-Basic Designation for The Hole and Shaft, and
each Separately
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Selection of Fit
1. Condition of rotation and loading.
2. Magnitude of load.
3. Displacement of non locating bearing.
4. Bearing type.
5. Bearing internal clearance.
6. Temperature condition.
7. Running accuracy.
8. Easy of mounting and dismounting.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 For constant load direction.
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TOLERANCES & FITS
 For rotating load direction.
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TOLERANCES & FITS
The degree of interference must be related to the
magnitude of the load, so the heavier load, the greater the
interference fit required. Shock loads and vibration also
need to be considered.
The Magnitude of load is defined as
 P ≤ 0.05 C Light load
 0.05 C ˂ P ≤ 0.1 C Normal load
 0.1 C ˂ P ≤ 0.15 C Heavy load
 P ˃ 0.15 C Very heavy load
Where C is design dynamic load and P is actual load.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS: Recommended Fits for Solid Shaft
Hydraulic Pumps
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TOLERANCES & FITS: Recommended Fits for Housings
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TOLERANCES & FITS
 Recommended Fits for Solid Shaft
 For example
Assume an electric motor & bearing 6220. Find shaft
tolerance?
Answer
 From bearing 6220, we can know shaft diameter(d = 100
mm) and bearing type.
 From application, we can know load type and magnitude.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
From table we found that the inner race with shaft has an
interference fit and the outer race with housing has loose fit.
The magnitude of load is in between normal to heavy load.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER: Recommended Fits for solid shaft
 According to the data we have and the table of

recommended fits for solid shaft we can determine the
shaft tolerance which is k5.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 From tolerance table at bore diameter (80 to 120 mm)

and k5, we can get the bearing tolerance (- 20 to 0 µm)
and shaft tolerance (18 to 3 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Recommended Fits for solid shaft
Answer
 From tolerance table we can get the tolerance which is
according to our data k5 which in between 18 to 3 µm.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Answer
+
+ 18 BEARING Zero Line Which

+3 Equal 100 mm.
0 0
- 20
SHAFT
- Max. Theoretical Fit (Interference) = + 38 µm

Min. Theoretical (Interference) = + 3 µm
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Answer
 By calculating the tolerances of shaft and bearing bore
we will find that the fit is in between 38 to 3 µm which it
means that value 38 µm is the highest theoretical
interference and 3 µm is lowest theoretical clearance.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Recommended Fits for Solid Shaft
Answer
 This fit is the theoretical fit, so we should make a
correction for shaft tolerance k5 according to the

probable fit (33 to 8 µm)which its value is in the same
table.
 From table, bearing bore tolerance and probable fit we
will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance k5

which is in between (13 to 8 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Max. Probable Fit (Interference) = + 33 µm
Min. Probable Fit (Clearance) = + 8 µm
+
+ 13 BEARING Zero Line Which

Equal 100 mm.
0 +8
0
- 20
SHAFT
- Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Recommended Fits for Housing
 Basically that there is axial displacement for the shaft and it

must be handled by adjusting the housing fit.
 For Non-Split Housing, we will find that the housing fit
depending on the bearing arrangement in each housing, if
the bearing is located or non-located.
 For Split Housing, it is depending on the locating rings (FRB
rings) which makes the housing is located and non-located.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 If cylindrical roller bearings having one ring without flanges,

needle roller bearings or CARB toroidal roller bearings are
used, both bearing rings may be mounted with an
interference fit because axial displacement will take place
within the bearing.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Recommended Fits for Non-Split Housing
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 Recommended Fits for Split or Non-Split Housing
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 For example
Assume an electric motor & bearing 6220. Find both
housing tolerances?
Answer : 1st Non-Located Housing (Outer ring can be displaced)

 From bearing 6220, we can know housing bore diameter
(D = 180 mm) and bearing type.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
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TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER: 1st Non-Located Housing (Outer ring can be
displaced)
 From tolerance table at Housing bore diameter (150 to

180 mm) and H7, we can get the bearing tolerance (- 25
to 0 µm) and housing tolerance (0 to 40 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 From table we can get the tolerance which is according to
our data H7 which equal from 0 to 40 µm.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
ANSWER: 1st Non-Located Housing (Outer ring can be displaced)
+
HOUSING
+ 40 Zero Line Which
Equal 180 mm.
0 0
0
- 25
BEARING
- Max. Theoretical Fit (Interference) = 0 µm

Min. Theoretical Fit (Clearance) = - 65 µm
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
we will find that the fit is in between 0 to - 65 µm which
it means that value 0 µm is the highest theoretical
interference and - 65 µm is lowest theoretical clearance.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
correction for shaft tolerance H7 according to the

probable fit (- 8 to - 57 µm) which its value is in the same
table.
will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance H7

which is in between (8 to 32 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
ANSWER: 1st Non-Located Housing (Outer ring can be displaced)
Max. Probable Fit (Interference) = - 8 µm
Min. Probable Fit (Clearance) = - 57 µm
+
HOUSING
+ 32 Zero Line Which
+8 Equal 180 mm.
0 0
- 25
BEARING
- Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Answer : 2nd for Located Housing (Outer ring can not be

displaced)
 From bearing 6220, we can know housing bore diameter
(D = 180 mm) and bearing type.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
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TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
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TOLERANCES & FITS
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TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER: 2nd Located Housing (Outer ring can not be displaced)
From tolerance table at Housing bore diameter (150 to 180

mm) and K7, we can get the bearing tolerance (- 25 to 0 µm)
and housing tolerance (- 28 to 12 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Answer : 2nd Located Housing (Outer ring can not be displaced)
 From table we can get the tolerance which is according to
our data K7 which equal from -28 to 12 µm.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
ANSWER: 2nd Located Housing (Outer ring can not be displaced)
+
HOUSING
Zero Line Which
+ 12 Equal 180 mm.
0 0
- 25 - 28
BEARING

Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 By calculating the tolerances of shaft and bearing bore we
will find that the fit is in between 28 to - 37 µm which it
means that value 28 µm is the highest theoretical
interference and - 37 µm is lowest theoretical clearance.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
correction for shaft tolerance K7 according to the

probable fit (20 to - 29 µm) which its value is in the same
table.
will calculating the actual values for housing tolerance K7

which is in between ( to µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
+
HOUSING
Zero Line Which
Equal 180 mm.
0 0
+4
- 20
- 25
BEARING
- Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 EXAMPLE: Vertical Roller Mill VRM (Fuller)
 Bearing types of roller are:

- Cylindrical Roller BRG
NU 12/560 MA
- Double Raw Taper Roller BRG
531818
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
 From bearings NU 12/560 MA and 531818, we can shaft
diameter (d = 560 mm) and housing bore diameter at
both bearings, For NU bearing (D = 1030 mm) and for
Taper roller bearing (D = 1080).
 From application, we can know and determine load type

and magnitude.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER:
From table we found that the inner race with shaft has a
loose fit and the outer race with housing has interference fit.
The magnitude of load is in between heavy to very heavy
load. Heavy shock loads and vibration are also present.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS

recommended fits for solid shaft we can determine the
shaft tolerance which is h6.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 ANSWER: Recommended Fits for housing (Roller Hub)

recommended fits for cast iron and steel housings we can
determine the hub tolerance at both bearings which is M7.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
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TOLERANCES & FITS
 From tolerance table at bore diameter (500 to 630 mm)

and h6, we can get the bearing tolerance (- 50 to 0 µm)
and shaft tolerance (0 to - 44 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
BEARING Zero Line Which

Equal 560 mm.
0 0 0
- 44 - 50
SHAFT

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TOLERANCES & FITS
we will find that the fit is in between 50 to - 44 µm
which it means that value 50 µm is the highest
theoretical interference and -44 µm is lowest theoretical
clearance.
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TOLERANCES & FITS
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TOLERANCES & FITS
correction for shaft tolerance h6 according to the

probable fit (37 to -31 µm) which its value is in the same
table.
will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance h6

which is in between (- 13 to - 31 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
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TOLERANCES & FITS
+
BEARING Zero Line Which

Equal 560 mm.
0 - 13 0
- 31 - 50
SHAFT
- Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 For Taper Roller BRG, according to the data we have

and the table of recommended fits for cast iron and
steel housings we can determine the hub tolerance at
both bearings which is M7.
 From tolerance table at outer diameter (1000 to

1250 mm) and M7, we can get the bearing tolerance
(0 to - 125 µm) and hub tolerance (- 145 to - 40 µm).
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
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TOLERANCES & FITS
+
HOUSING Zero Line Which

Equal 1080 mm.
0 0 - 40
- 125
- 145
BEARING
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
 By calculating the tolerances of housing bore and
bearing outside diameter we will find that the fit is in
between 145 to - 85 µm which it means that value 145
µm is the highest theoretical interference and - 85 µm is
lowest theoretical clearance.
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
Hydraulic Pumps
TOLERANCES & FITS
correction for shaft tolerance M7 according to the

probable fit (112 to - 52 µm)which its value is in the same
table.
will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance M7

which is in between (- 73 to - 112 µm).
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TOLERANCES & FITS
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TOLERANCES & FITS
+
HOUSING Zero Line Which

Equal 1080 mm.
0 0 - 73
- 125 - 112
BEARING
-
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MOUNTING & DISMOUNTING
Bearing Mounting & Dismounting
 The various bearing types and sizes require different
mounting methods.
 Principle fits for rolling bearings are the type of fit is
described by the terms interference fit (tight fit), transition
fit and sliding fit (loose fit). These seats or fits are the result
of the combined effects of the bearing tolerances for the
bore, for the outside diameter and the ISO tolerances for
shaft and housing.
 Depending on the individual conditions these can be
mechanical, hydraulic or thermal.
Hydraulic Pumps
Bearing Mounting & Dismounting
Mounting & Dismounting
Cold or
Hot or Thermal Hydraulic
Mechanical
Method Method
Method
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Cold mounting & dismounting for cylindrical bore bearing
Hammer & Mounting Sleeve
 This method is suitable for small bearings (< 80 mm).
 With non-separable bearings, the ring that is to have the
tighter fit should generally be mounted first.
 If the fit is not too tight, small bearings may be driven into
position by applying a hammer blows to a sleeve placed
against the bearing ring face.
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 The blows should be evenly distributed around the ring to
prevent the bearing from tilting or skewing. The use of a
sleeve enables the mounting force to be applied centrally.
 It is important that the bearing rings, cages and rolling
elements or seals do not receive direct blows and that the
mounting force must never be directed through the rolling
elements.
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 If a non-separable bearing is to be pressed on to the
shaft and into the housing bore at the same time, the
mounting force has to be applied equally to both rings
and the abutment surfaces of the mounting tool must lie
in the same plane.
Hydraulic Pumps
Extractor or Puller
 This way is usually used for dismounting small and
medium sized cylindrical bore bearings.
 The extractor or puller should be applied to the tight
fitting ring.
Hydraulic Pumps
Mechanical & Hydraulic Press
 This type is useful for all sizes of bearings with
cylindrical bore and it is a suitable way for mounting and
dismounting.
Mounting Dismounting
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Hot mounting & dismounting for cylindrical bore bearing
 The force needed to mount a bearing increases rapidly with
bearing size, larger bearings cannot easily be pressed on to
a shaft or into a housing because of the large mounting
force required.
 Therefore, the bearing, or one bearing ring, is heated
before mounting.
 Never heat a bearing to a temperature greater than 125 ᵒC,
however, because the material may change metallurgically
and produce alterations in diameter or hardness.
Hydraulic Pumps
 Bearings with shields or seals should not be heated above
80 ᵒC because of their grease fill or seal material.
 When a bearing requires an interference fit in the housing,

a temperature increase in the housing comparing with
bearing from 20 to 50 ᵒC is normally sufficient.
Hydraulic Pumps
Oil Bath
 The main advantage of oil bath that it ensures and even
heating and thus it maintain the bearing at a certain
temperature.
 For prevention of bearing contamination, the oil and the
bath must be kept in a clean condition.
 Never place a bearing directly in contact with the sides or
bottom of a heater of the oil.
Hydraulic Pumps
Oil Bath
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Induction Heater
 Suitable for frequently mount bearings of small to medium
sizes.
 Clean and fast because it takes short time to heat a bearing
to the set temperature 125 ᵒC.
 Bearings with shields or seals can be heated by the induction
heaters after setting temperature to 80 ᵒC or 90 ᵒC
maximum.
Hydraulic Pumps
Induction Heater
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Heating Plate
 Suitable for frequently mount bearings of small to medium
sizes.
 The heating plate is being adjusted to set temperature 125 ᵒC.
 Bearings with shields or seals can be heated by the heating
plate after setting temperature to 80 ᵒC or 90 ᵒC maximum
but must taking into account that the bearing must be
separated by a sleeve between the plate and the bearing
inner race.
Hydraulic Pumps
Heating Plate
Hydraulic Pumps
Aluminum Heating Rings
 It is originally designed for mounting and dismounting
inner race of cylindrical roller bearings.
 For mounting procedure, heat the heating ring to about
250 ᵒC, place it around the bearing inner race and press the
handles together. Wait until the temperature has risen by
80 ᵒC. Place the bearing ring on the shaft, loosen and
remove the heating ring. Keep the inner ring in place until
it has a grip on the shaft. Hydraulic Pumps
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 For dismounting procedure, heat the heating ring to about
250 ᵒC, place it around the bearing inner race that it fitted
on the shaft and press the handles together. Wait until the
inner race being loosen on the shaft, approximately until the
inner ring is 80 ᵒC no more to prevent shaft form heating as
bearing inner ring. Then extract the ring from the shaft and
remove it from the heating ring to prevent over heating.
Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic dismounting for cylindrical bore bearing
Shaft with Oil Duct & Grooves
 Suitable for dismount bearings of medium and large sizes.
 It is used in the condition of high interference which

requires greater force for dismounting, in this case the shaft
must be designed and provided by oil duct and grooves.
Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic dismounting for cylindrical bore bearing
Shaft with Oil Duct & Grooves
Hydraulic Pumps
Mounting & dismounting tapered bore bearing
Types of Bearings with Tapered Bore
Self-aligning ball bearings, Spherical roller bearings and CARB
toroidal roller bearings.
Hydraulic Pumps
 C1, C2 , CN, C3, C4 and C5 are radial internal clearances for
these bearings which are important at mounting.
Hydraulic Pumps
 According to the bearing size, radial internal clearance
(Indicated in suffixes) and the permissible reduction values
(In catalogue), the radial internal clearance for these
bearings is being adjusted at mounting.
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 These bearings always have K letter in its suffixes which
means that the bearing is a tapered bore.
 Seat for these bearings is tapered, so the shaft is tapered.
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 The bearings could be mounted also on adapter sleeve or
withdrawal sleeve.
On Adapter Sleeve On Withdrawal Sleeve

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Adapter Sleeve
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Adapter Sleeve
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Withdrawal Sleeve
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Withdrawal Sleeve
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Cold mounting & dismounting for tapered bore bearing
 It is suitable for small and medium size bearings.
Hammer and Sleeve Nut and Spanner.

Hydraulic Pumps
Nut and Impact spanner.

Hydraulic Pumps
Mounting Sleeve Locking Plate

Hydraulic Pumps
Nut and Spanner.
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Nut and Thrust Screws
 It is suitable for mounting medium size bearings.
 For mounting direct on shaft, with adapter sleeve or
withdrawal sleeve.
 Washer between thrust bolts and inner race of bearing is
for protection surface of inner race.
Hydraulic Pumps
Nut and Thrust Screws
Hydraulic Pumps
Hammer and Metal Bar
 It is suitable for dismounting small size bearings.
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Hydraulic mounting & dismounting for tapered bore bearing
Hydraulic Nut
 It is suitable for mounting all size bearings.
 For on shaft, with adapter sleeve or withdrawal sleeve.
Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic Nut
Tapered Shaft Adapter Sleeve Withdrawal Sleeve

Hydraulic Pumps
Nut and Oil Duct in Sleeve
 It is suitable for mounting and dismounting medium and
large size bearings.
Mounting by Nut and Oil Duct, Grooves in Withdrawal Sleeve

Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic Nut and Oil Duct in Shaft
 It is suitable for mounting and dismounting medium and
large size bearings.
Mounting by Hydraulic Nut and Oil Duct, Grooves in Shaft

Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic Nut
Mounting on Adapter Mounting on Withdrawal

Sleeve by Hydraulic Nut Sleeve by Hydraulic Nut
Hydraulic Pumps
Oil Duct in Shaft
 It is suitable for mounting and dismounting medium and large size
bearings.
Dismounting by Oil Duct in Shaft

Hydraulic Pumps
Oil Duct in Sleeve
bearings.
Dismounting by Oil Duct in

Withdrawal Sleeve
Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic Nut
bearings.
Dismounting by Hydraulic Nut

Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic Nut and Oil Duct in Sleeve
bearings.
Dismounting by Hydraulic Nut and Oil

Duct in Sleeve Hydraulic Pumps
Mounting procedures for tapered bore bearings
 Radial internal clearance of Spherical Roller BRG with a tapered
bore
Hydraulic Pumps
 Recommended values for reduction of radial internal clearance, axial
drive-up and lock nut tightening angle
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 Reduction of radial internal clearance procedure
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 Axial drive-up procedure
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 Lock-nut tightening angle procedure
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 Radial internal clearance of CARB Roller BRG with a tapered bore
Hydraulic Pumps
 Recommended values for reduction of radial internal clearance, axial
drive-up and lock nut tightening angle
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 CARB Roller BRG
Hydraulic Pumps
 Radial internal clearance of Self-Aligning Ball BRG with a tapered
bore
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 Recommended values for axial drive-up and lock nut tightening
angle
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A fit is the relationship resulting from the difference

 According to the data we have and the table of

shaft tolerance which is k5.

 From tolerance table at bore diameter (80 to 120 mm)

+ 18 BEARING Zero Line Which

- Max. Theoretical Fit (Interference) = + 38 µm

correction for shaft tolerance k5 according to the

will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance k5

+ 13 BEARING Zero Line Which

 Basically that there is axial displacement for the shaft and it

 If cylindrical roller bearings having one ring without flanges,

Answer : 1st Non-Located Housing (Outer ring can be displaced)

 From tolerance table at Housing bore diameter (150 to

- Max. Theoretical Fit (Interference) = 0 µm

correction for shaft tolerance H7 according to the

will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance H7

Answer : 2nd for Located Housing (Outer ring can not be

From tolerance table at Housing bore diameter (150 to 180

- Max. Theoretical Fit (Interference) = + 28 µm

correction for shaft tolerance K7 according to the

will calculating the actual values for housing tolerance K7

 Bearing types of roller are:

 From application, we can know and determine load type

 According to the data we have and the table of

 According to the data we have and the table of

 From tolerance table at bore diameter (500 to 630 mm)

BEARING Zero Line Which

- Max. Theoretical Fit (Interference) = + 50 µm

 This fit is the theoretical fit, so we should make a

correction for shaft tolerance h6 according to the

will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance h6

BEARING Zero Line Which

 For Taper Roller BRG, according to the data we have

 From tolerance table at outer diameter (1000 to

HOUSING Zero Line Which

 This fit is the theoretical fit, so we should make a

correction for shaft tolerance M7 according to the

will calculating the actual values for shaft tolerance M7

HOUSING Zero Line Which

Mounting & Dismounting

 When a bearing requires an interference fit in the housing,

 It is used in the condition of high interference which

On Adapter Sleeve On Withdrawal Sleeve

Hammer and Sleeve Nut and Spanner.

Nut and Impact spanner.

Mounting Sleeve Locking Plate

Nut and Spanner.

Tapered Shaft Adapter Sleeve Withdrawal Sleeve

Mounting by Nut and Oil Duct, Grooves in Withdrawal Sleeve

Mounting by Hydraulic Nut and Oil Duct, Grooves in Shaft

Mounting on Adapter Mounting on Withdrawal

Dismounting by Oil Duct in Shaft

Dismounting by Oil Duct in

Dismounting by Hydraulic Nut

Dismounting by Hydraulic Nut and Oil

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