2013
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.275-277.51
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Influence of Rolling Bearing Steel Ball Temperature Deformation on Radial Clearance

Abstract: According to theory of thermoelasticity, the paper deduces the formulas of the rolling bearing steel ball transient temperature, radial stress, tangential stress, radial displacement, and radial clearance, analyzes the influence of the temperature deformation on the radial clearance. The result shows that the radial displacement changes slowly on the surface, reaches the maximum when temperature becomes stable. The reduction value of the radial clearance is the linear function of the temperature and position. … Show more

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“…Therefore, it is necessary to simplify some parts such as chamfer, chamfer, groove and small angle change. In addition, the stress point of the universal joint should be preliminarily analyzed to determine the existence of the position of the stress singularity, and the occurrence of the singularity should be excluded in advance to avoid affecting the real contact stress [14,15]. After simplification, the two assembly models can be imported into the DM module of ANSYS Workbench respectively, and the assembly can be cut into several areas using the slice function.…”
Section: Contact Stress Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it is necessary to simplify some parts such as chamfer, chamfer, groove and small angle change. In addition, the stress point of the universal joint should be preliminarily analyzed to determine the existence of the position of the stress singularity, and the occurrence of the singularity should be excluded in advance to avoid affecting the real contact stress [14,15]. After simplification, the two assembly models can be imported into the DM module of ANSYS Workbench respectively, and the assembly can be cut into several areas using the slice function.…”
Section: Contact Stress Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%