Several industrial applications require rolling bearings to operate under both high load and oscillating motion. While the oscillating motion does not allow for EHD regime, the high load applied induces high contact pressures. Even if many works in the literature deal with rotating bearings, few works address high loaded oscillating bearings. The degradation scenario of high loaded oscillating bearings is here analysed step by step for both greased and ungreased bearings. Subsurface plastic damage of the balls was found to be at the origin of greased bearing degradation, while progressive superficial degradation lead to a faster degradation of ungreased bearings.
Experimental damage analysis in high loaded oscillating bearings / Komba, E. Houara; Massi, Francesco; Bouscharain, N.; Le Jeune, G.; Berthier, Y.; Maheo, Y.. - In: TRIBOLOGY INTERNATIONAL. - ISSN 0301-679X. - STAMPA. - 102:(2016), pp. 507-515. [10.1016/j.triboint.2016.06.008]
Experimental damage analysis in high loaded oscillating bearings
MASSI, Francesco;
2016
Abstract
Several industrial applications require rolling bearings to operate under both high load and oscillating motion. While the oscillating motion does not allow for EHD regime, the high load applied induces high contact pressures. Even if many works in the literature deal with rotating bearings, few works address high loaded oscillating bearings. The degradation scenario of high loaded oscillating bearings is here analysed step by step for both greased and ungreased bearings. Subsurface plastic damage of the balls was found to be at the origin of greased bearing degradation, while progressive superficial degradation lead to a faster degradation of ungreased bearings.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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