A boundary-lubricated bearing is typically a smooth hollow cylinder through which a shaft passes that rotates slowly. Figure 3 shows a commercially available bearing that is lubricated periodically with grease, lined with suitable material depending on severa! characteristics indicated in Table 4.2, page 45 of the prescribed textbook. 4.1 Consider the length to diameter ratio as 0,5. Use Table 4.2 page 45 to select the suitable material for boundary lubricated bearing in Figure 3 above, which operates under the following mentioned conditions: Shaft diameter 60 mm Shaft speed 150 rpm Radial load 2,25 kN Maximum operation 250°C temperature Factor of safety 2,5

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Figure 3 Grease Lubricated Journal Bearing
A boundary-lubricated bearing is typically a smooth hollow cylinder through which a shaft
passes that rotates slowly. Figure 3 shows a commercially available bearing that is
lubricated periodically with grease, lined with suitable material depending on several
characteristics indicated in Table 4.2, page 45 of the prescribed textbook.
4.1
Consider the length to diameter ratio as 0,5. Use Table 4.2 page 45 to select
the suitable material for boundary lubricated bearing in Figure 3 above, which
operates under the following mentioned conditions:
Shaft diameter
| 60 mm
Shaft speed
150 rpm
Radial load
| 2,25 kN
Maximum operation 250°C
temperature
Factor of safety
2,5
Transcribed Image Text:Bearing Block Figure 3 Grease Lubricated Journal Bearing A boundary-lubricated bearing is typically a smooth hollow cylinder through which a shaft passes that rotates slowly. Figure 3 shows a commercially available bearing that is lubricated periodically with grease, lined with suitable material depending on several characteristics indicated in Table 4.2, page 45 of the prescribed textbook. 4.1 Consider the length to diameter ratio as 0,5. Use Table 4.2 page 45 to select the suitable material for boundary lubricated bearing in Figure 3 above, which operates under the following mentioned conditions: Shaft diameter | 60 mm Shaft speed 150 rpm Radial load | 2,25 kN Maximum operation 250°C temperature Factor of safety 2,5
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