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    The bearing allows the shaft to freely rotate and move with very little resistance axially due to good lubrication. As a result, the bearing reaction is simply a force applied normally to the contact surface, in the plane perpendicular to the bearing axis. The bearing reaction does not include any forces parallel to the axis or tangential to the surface.

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    The bearing allows the shaft to freely rotate and move with very little resistance axially due to good lubrication. As a result, the bearing reaction is simply a force applied normally to the contact surface, in the plane perpendicular to the bearing axis. The bearing reaction does not include any forces parallel to the axis or tangential to the surface.

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    The bearing allows the shaft to freely rotate and move with very little resistance axially due to good lubrication. As a result, the bearing reaction is simply a force applied normally to the contact surface, in the plane perpendicular to the bearing axis. The bearing reaction does not include any forces parallel to the axis or tangential to the surface.

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    LECTURE 2 – Reaction modeling, friction, FBD, problems

    Note here that the bearing allows free rotation about its axis, and being well
    lubricated gives very small resistance in the axial motion of the shaft. Thus bearing
    reaction is only a force normal to the contact surface, i.e. in the plane normal to
    the bearing axis.

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