FUNCTION OF BEARINGS
Reduce Friction: Bearings minimize the friction between moving parts, improving efficiency.
Support Load: They support both radial and axial loads, depending on the type.
Guide Motion: Bearings control the motion of parts, ensuring they move in the intended direction.
Extend Life of Machinery: By reducing wear, bearings increase the lifespan of the equipments
Support Load: They support both radial and axial loads, depending on the type.
Guide Motion: Bearings control the motion of parts, ensuring they move in the intended direction.
APPLICATIONS OF BEARING
Bearings are found in:
Automobiles: Wheel hubs, gearboxes, engines.
Household Appliances: Washing machines, fans, mixers.
Industrial Machines: Conveyor belts, turbines, compressors.
Aerospace: Jet engines, landing gear.
Automobiles: Wheel hubs, gearboxes, engines.
Household Appliances: Washing machines, fans, mixers.
Industrial Machines: Conveyor belts, turbines, compressors.
Aerospace: Jet engines, landing gear.
APPLICATIONS OF BEARING
Bearings are found in:
Automobiles: Wheel hubs, gearboxes, engines.
Household Appliances: Washing machines, fans, mixers.
Industrial Machines: Conveyor belts, turbines, compressors.
Aerospace: Jet engines, landing gear
Household Appliances: Washing machines, fans, mixers.
Industrial Machines: Conveyor belts, turbines, compressors.
Aerospace: Jet engines, landing gear
BEARING MATERIAL
Bearings are typically made from materials like:
- Chrome Steel: Most common for ball and roller bearings.
- Ceramic: Used in high-speed and high-temperature applications.
- Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, used in food and marine industries.
- Plastic and Composite: For applications needing low weight and corrosion resistance.