Spherical roller thrust bearings accommodate very heavy axial and considerable radial loads. They have the highest load rating of all thrust bearings, enabling compact, high power density bearing arrangements. By combining two or more spherical roller thrust bearings, it is possible to create a bearing arrangement that is either self-aligning, allowing misalignment of the shaft, or very stiff.
| d |
240 mm
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Bore diameter |
|---|---|---|
| D |
340 mm
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Outside diameter |
| H |
60 mm
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Height |
| d1 |
≈ 330 mm
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Outside diameter of shaft washer end side face |
| D1 |
≈ 283 mm
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Shoulder diameter outer ring |
| B |
19 mm
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Width shaft washer or length of shaft washer bore diameter that fits on shaft (bearings with a machined cage) |
| B1 |
57 mm
|
Height shaft washer + cage |
| C |
30 mm
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Height housing washer |
| s |
130 mm
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Distance from shaft washer end side face to pressure point |
| r1,2 |
min. 2.1 mm
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Chamfer dimension shaft washer |
| da |
min. 290 mm
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Diameter of shaft abutment |
|---|---|---|
| Da |
max. 308 mm
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Diameter of housing abutment |
| ra |
max. 2 mm
|
Fillet radius |
| Basic dynamic load rating | C |
799 kN
|
|---|---|---|
| Basic static load rating | C0 |
3 450 kN
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| Fatigue load limit | Pu |
335 kN
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| Reference speed |
1 100 r/min
|
|
| Limiting speed |
1 800 r/min
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| Minimum axial load factor | A |
1.1
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| Mass bearing |
16.5 kg
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