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1N=0.102kgf=0.2248lbs.1mm=0.03937inchas∆T,thetemperaturedifferencebetweentheinnerringandtheshaftcanbeestimatedtobe(0.1〜0.15)∆T.Accordingly,theamountofreductionoftheinnerringinterferenceisobtainedbythefollowingequation.  ∆dT=(0.1〜0.15)∆Tαd≒0.0015∆Td×10-3…(32)where, ∆dT: Reductionamountofinnerringtemperaturetointerferenceduedifference,  mm Temperaturedifferencebetweentheinsideofthebearingandtheoutsideofthehousing,°C Coefficientofforbearingsteellinearexpansion  ∆Tα ::                                           ≒12.5×10-61/°C  Borediameterofinnerring,mm:d 4ShaftfinishgradeandinterferenceSincepeaksofsurfaceroughnessofthefittedsurfacearecrusheddownwhenfittingthebearing,theeffec-tiveinterferencebecomessmallerthantheapparentinterferenceobtainedbymeasurements,anditisgen-erallyobtainedbythefollowingequations.・Forgroundshaftdd ∆de=∆df…………………………(33)d+2・Formachinedshaft ∆de=∆df…………………………(34)d+3where,∆de: Effectiveinterferenceofinnerring, mm     d: Borediameterofinnerring,  mm∆df Apparentinterference,  mm:tothefittedwithinterferenceto5MinimuminterferenceandmaximuminterferenceWhentheloaddirectionisrotatinginrelationinnerring,theinnerringistheshaft.Forsolidgroundsteelshafts,theminimuminterfer-ence(requiredapparentinterference)∆dfisexpressedbythefollowingequationwhichisdeducedfromequa-tions(30)or(31),(32)and(33).∆df≧(∆dF+0.0015∆Td×10-3)…(35)d+2dItisdesiredthatthemaximuminterferenceshouldbelessthan1/1000oftheshaftdiameter.Inthecaseoftheouterring,theeffectiveinterferencevariesaccord-ingtothehousingmaterial,thickness,shape,etc.,soitisdeterminedempirically.A40ABCDEFGHIJKLMConditionsfordeterminationoffitWhendeterminingasuitablefitforabearing,itisnec-essarytoconsidervariousconditionssuchasnatureandmagnitudeoftheload,temperature,requiredrota-tionalaccuracy,material/finishgrade/thicknessoftheshaftandhousing,easeofmountinganddismounting,etc.1NatureofloadandfitBasically,theappropriatefitdependsonwhethertheloaddirectionisrotationalorstationaryinrelationtotheinnerandouterrings.Therelationshipbetweenthenatureofradialloadsandthefitis,ingeneral,basedonTable20.2LoadamountandinterferenceThegreatertheload,thelargertheinterferencemustbe.Whenselectinganinterferencebetweentheinnerringandtheshaft,itisnecessarytoestimatethereductionofinterferenceduetotheradialload.Theamountofreductionofisobtainedbythefollowingequations.interference∆dF=0.08Fr×10-3………………(30)dB・WhenFr>0.2C0∆dF=0.02×10-3FrB……………………(31)・WhenFr≦0.2C0where,   FrC0∆dF  dB:Radialloadappliedtobearing,  N:Basicstaticloadrating,  N:Amountofreductionofringinterference,  mm:Borediameterofinnerring,  mm:Widthofinnerring,  mminnertemperaturedifferencebetween3TemperatureconditionsandchangeofinterferenceTheinterferenceoffittedsurfacesisalsoinfluencedbythethebearingandtheshaftandhousing.Forexample,whensteamisflowingthroughahollowshaft,orwhenthehousingismadeoflightmetal,itisnecessarytotakeintoconsid-erationthecoefficientoflinearexpansionandothersuchfactors.theinnerringdecreasesUsually,increasesduringopera-astion.Ifthetemperaturedifferencebetweentheinsideofthebearingandtheoutsideofthehousingistakeninterferenceoftemperaturethedifferencestemperature,thebearingthein


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