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    Cylindrical roller bearings use rollers to support radial and axial loads. They have a high load capacity and are suitable for high speeds. There are several types including single or double row, full complement, and crossed roller bearings. Selection depends on available space, loads, misalignment, precision, speed, and other factors. Proper lubrication is important, with oil providing better heat dissipation and higher speeds but greater risk of leakage, while grease seals better but has poorer heat transfer. Grease selection considers the base oil viscosity, consistency, speed limits, and other characteristics.

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    Cylindrical roller bearings use rollers to support radial and axial loads. They have a high load capacity and are suitable for high speeds. There are several types including single or double row, full complement, and crossed roller bearings. Selection depends on available space, loads, misalignment, precision, speed, and other factors. Proper lubrication is important, with oil providing better heat dissipation and higher speeds but greater risk of leakage, while grease seals better but has poorer heat transfer. Grease selection considers the base oil viscosity, consistency, speed limits, and other characteristics.

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    Bearing1 151117114834 Lva1 App6892

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    Cylindrical roller bearings use rollers to support radial and axial loads. They have a high load capacity and are suitable for high speeds. There are several types including single or double row, full complement, and crossed roller bearings. Selection depends on available space, loads, misalignment, precision, speed, and other factors. Proper lubrication is important, with oil providing better heat dissipation and higher speeds but greater risk of leakage, while grease seals better but has poorer heat transfer. Grease selection considers the base oil viscosity, consistency, speed limits, and other characteristics.

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    BEARINGS

    Types Of Cylindrical Roller


    Bearings
    • Single or Double Row Bearings
    • Full Complement Cylindrical Roller
    Bearings
    • Crossed Cylindrical Roller Bearing
    Cylindrical
    roller
    bearings,
    single
    row, NU,
    N, NJ,
    NUP
    designs
    Cylindrical Roller Bearing Types

    NU NJ NUP N
    Cylindrical Roller
    Bearings
    Cylindrical roller bearings use
    rollers for rolling elements, and
    therefore has a high load
    capacity. The rollers are guided
    by ribs on either the inner or
    outer ring, therefore these
    bearings are also suitable for
    high speed applications. The
    inner and outer rings can be
    separated to facilitate assembly,
    and both can be fit with shaft or
    housing tightly.
    Cylindrical Roller Bearings
    • Very High Radial Load Capacity
    • Good Speed Capability
    • Separable Inner or Outer Ring
    • Limited Misalignment Capability
    • Rings Can Move Axially During
    Operation (within limits)
    Applications
    – Large Electric Motors
    – Gearboxes/Transmissions,
    Presses
    – Machine Tool Spindles
    – Steel Mills (Rolling Mills)
    Selection of bearing type
    • Available space
    • Loads
    • Misalignment
    • Precision
    • Speed
    • quiet running
    • Stiffness
    • axial displacement
    • mounting and dismounting
    • integral seals.
    The primary contributors to
    abnormal bearing
    signaturers
    • Imbalance
    • Misalingment
    • Rotar instability
    • Excessive or abnormal loads
    • Mechanical looseness
    Bearing Lubrication
    Oil vs. Grease
    Advantages Advantages
    1. Better Heat Dissipation 1. Easy to apply
    2. Higher Speed Capability 2. Helps to seal
    3. Can be Circulated 3. Wide range of
    applications

    GREASE
    4. Can be Filtered
    4. Better control
    Disadvantages
    OIL

    of leakage
    5. Possibility of Leakage
    6. Does not Seal Disadvantages
    7. Can be Displaced by Water 5. Poor heat
    8. May Require More dissipation
    Complicated System 6. Collects and retains
    contaminants
    7. Structural change
    possibility (i.e. - work
    hardening)
    8. Possible compatibility
    problems if greases are
    mixed
    Bearing Lubrication
    Grease Selection
    • Viscosity of base Oil
    • Consistency
    • Speed limit
    • Bleed rate
    • Noise characteristics
    • Moisture resistance
    • Thickener

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