The radial or axial interval measured in the bearing. 11. Nominal Contact Point 12. Reference End Face of a Ring (or Washer) (3) Appearance Dimensions 1. Boundary Dimension 2. Bearing Inner Diameter 3. Bearing Outer Diameter 4. Bearing Width 5. Bearing Height 6. Chamfer Dimension of a Ring (or Washer) 7. Radial Chamfer Dimension 8. Axial Chamfer Dimension 9. Flange Width 10. Flange Height 11. Stop Ring Groove Diameter 12. Stop Ring Groove Width 13. Stop Ring Groove Depth 14. Alignment Surface Radius 15. Spherical Surface Center Height (4) Dimensions of Parts 1. Ball Diameter 2. Roller Diameter 3. Roller Length Recommended to friends | Comments | Close window This article links to http:// Previous: Gas Smooth Bearing | Next: Bearing Product - Thrust Tapered Roller Bearing Silicon nitride can also be applied to solar cells. After the silicon nitride film is plated by PECVD, not only can it be used as an anti-reflection film to reduce the reflection of incident light, but also, in the deposition process of the silicon nitride film, hydrogen atoms of the reaction product enter the silicon nitride film and the silicon wafer. It acts as a passivation defect. Here, the silicon nitride nitrogen atomic number ratio is not strictly 4:3, but varies within a certain range depending on the process conditions, and the physical properties of the film corresponding to different atomic ratios are different. Silicon Nitride Ceramic Disc,Black Silicon Nitride Ceramic Disc,Ceramic Structure Disc,Plate Silicon Nitride Disc Dongguan Haikun New Material Co., Ltd. , https://www.hkceram.comCommon Terms and Definitions of Bearings (11)
10. Contact Angle (Nominal Contact Angle)
The angle between the plane perpendicular to the bearing axis (radial plane) and the resultant line of action (nominal line of action) that is transmitted through the rolling elements to the raceway or ring.
The point where the rolling element makes contact with the raceway when the bearing components are in their normal relative position.
The end face of a ring or washer that is specified by the manufacturer as the reference surface for measurement purposes.
A dimension that defines the shape of the bearing. The basic dimensions include inner diameter, outer diameter, width (or height), and chamfer dimensions.
The inner diameter of the inner ring in a radial bearing or the inner diameter of the thrust ring in a thrust bearing.
The outer diameter of the outer ring in a radial bearing or the outer diameter of the thrust ring in a thrust bearing.
The axial distance between the two end faces of the rings that determine the width of a radial bearing. In a single-row tapered roller bearing, it refers to the axial distance between the opposite sides of the inner and outer rings.
The axial distance between the opposite sides of the two washers that define the height of a thrust bearing.
The dimension of the chamfered edge on the ring or washer, which extends radially or axially.
The dimension from the sharp corner to the gap between the end face of the ring or washer and the intersection of the chamfer.
The dimension from the sharp corner to the inner bore of the ring or the space between the outer surface and the chamfered surface.
The distance between the ends of the flange.
The radial dimension of the flange. The height of the outer flange is the radial distance between the outer surface of the flange and the outer surface of the outer ring.
The diameter of the cylindrical outer surface of the stop ring groove.
The axial distance between the two ends of the groove.
The radial distance between the cylindrical outer surface of the groove and the outer cylindrical surface of the bearing.
The radius of curvature of the spherical outer surface of a self-aligning housing, self-aligning ring, or outer ring.
The axial distance between the curved surface of the spherical seat in a thrust bearing and the opposite side of the collar.
The distance between two parallel planes tangent to the outer surface of the ball.
The distance between two tangent lines that are tangent to the outer surface of the roller in a plane perpendicular to the roller axis (radial plane). For calculating additional load, the middle radial plane of the roller is used.
The distance between two radial planes that include the ends of the roller. However, the "roller length" used in calculating additional loads refers to the theoretical maximum contact length between the roller and the raceway at the shortest contact point.
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Source: China Bearing Network | Time: 2013-03-20