Lubrication Of Bearings Flashcards

1
Q

Bearings may be lubricated with what?

A

Oil or grease

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2
Q

What kind of lubricants are suitable for severe applications?

A

Synthetic or dry lubricants

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3
Q

Why is grease typically used more than oil?

A

It is easily contained in a housing

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4
Q

Oil is typically used in what kind of applications?

A

High speed or high temperature

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5
Q

Lubricating oils are classified as either?

A

Petroleum or synthetic

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6
Q

Dry lubricants are used in what kind of applications?

A

Low speed, high temperature

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7
Q

For rolling element bearings operating in a housing, how much should be submerged in oil?

A

1/3 to 1/2 of the diameter of the lowest rolling element.

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8
Q

What do linear bearings do?

A

Provide low friction motion in one dimension

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9
Q

Linear bearings usually consist of a fixed support component called a what?

A

Rail, way or guide

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10
Q

Linear bearings also consist of a sliding component called a what?

A

Block, shoe, carriage or slide

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11
Q

What are seals used for?

A

To keep the elements out of a bearing and hold the lubricants inside

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12
Q

What are 2 types of seals?

A

Contact and non contact

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13
Q

Contact seals do what?

A

Maintain contact with the rotating and stationary components to prevent lubricant loss

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14
Q

Advantages of using non contact seals?

A

Eliminates friction & heat build up, making labyrinth seals suitable for high speed

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15
Q

Mounted bearings include what?

A
Pillow block (soild and split housing) 
Flanged cartridge, cylindrical cartridge and take up units.
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16
Q

How are flanged cartridges usually mounted?

A

On vertical surfaces, where shaft passes through a machine frame at a right angle.

17
Q

What are take up units used for?

A

Adjusting center position between shafts or where belt tightening is required

18
Q

Two common locking types of mounted rolling element bearings are?

A

Eccentric and set screw collars

19
Q

These bearings have a spherical shaped ball that rotates within a race to accommodate angular misalignment.

A

Spherical and rod end bearings

20
Q

Construction of this bearing type consists of inner and outer race with a plain or rolling element bearings between the races.

A

Cam type and load following bearings