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Motors ch 15

Bearings

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1. ___ is the general wear of rolling contacts where metal pieces flake away the surfaces in contact, leaving a roughened surface. Spalling
2. ___ is bearing damage due to axial force Thrust damae
3. Friction bearings are quieter, less expensive, and have less metal fatigue than other bearings. True or False True
4. A ___-fit installation can be accomplished by using a piece of tubing, steel plate, and a hammer or an arbor press. press
5. A ___ bearing is a rolling-contact bearing that has cylindrical or tapered steel rollers confined between inner and outer rings. roller
Name the types of bearings Conrad, friction, roller, and ball
6. __ is damage caused by chemical reactions between the lubricant and the metal bearing. Surface reaction
7. In many cases, __ is a normal condition that appears as discoloration on the outer surface of the outer ring between the outer ring and the housing fretting corrosion
8. ___ may appear as lack of wear or fretting on the surface of the outer ring. Misalignment wear
9. ___ roller bearings are normally used for heavy radial and adjustable axial loads Tapered
10. Fluting marks occur at the same distance apart between ball bearings, similar to indentations from Brinell damage. True or False False
11. __ roller bearings have a high radial load capacity but are not designed for axial loads and cannot tolerate misalignment Cylindrical
12. A rotatiing shaft reting horizontally on a earing surface has a __- load due to the weight of the shaft itself. radial
13. ___ bearings contain an outer ring (cup_ and rollers that are retained in a cage and bear directly on the rotating shaft. Needle
14. ___ bearings are used in areas of heavy loads where space is limited. Friction
15. Bearings fail more often due to poor installation rather than malfunction of the bearing. True or False True
16. When bearing parts need to be cleaned, __ should be used lightweight oil
17. A ___ is the bearing surface of a rolling-contact bearing that supports the rolling elements. race
18. The best heating method to expand a bearing uses a ___. hot oil bath
19. Bearing installation is more difficult than bearing removal. True or False False
20. A hammer dropped on a bearing, a dropped bearing, or a bearing pressed onto the shaft by the application of force to the non-rotating ring creates ___ Brinell damage
21. Pressure should be applied on the outer ring of a bearing if the inner ring is press fit. True or False False
22. An ___ closes spaces between moving and stationary components in mechanical systems. oil seal
23. A common mistake when greasing a bearing i ___ overlubricating
24. A ___ allows bearings to be inserted into a housing and held at a certain depth. snap ring
25. A ___ bearing is a rolling-contact bearing that permits free motion between a moving part and a fixed part by means of balls confined between inner and outer rings. ball
26.When a load is placed vertically on a bearing, as shown in the illustration, this represents an ___ load. axial
27.Identify the type of bearings shown in the illustration page 74. A= Brunell damage B= sparring C= pitting D= flueting
Created by: JoshHampton
 

 



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