March 17th, 2010
What is meant by the radial load on a bearing?Hi 3rrotec:
Thanks for the interesting question.
The best, most concise, explanation I found for radial load on a
bearing is at:
Rolling Bearing Fundamentals
URL: http://www.maintenanceresources.com/ReferenceLibrary/Bearings/rbf.htm
Quote:
"Depending on the internal design, rolling bearings may be classified
as radial bearings or thrust bearings. A radial bearing is designed
primarily for carrying a radial load. Radial load is a pressing force
at right angles to the shaft (Figure 4). Thrust load is a pushing
force against the bearing parallel to the shaft (Figure 5)."
Have a look at the accompanying graphics for this quote.
Other valuable pages include:
How Bearings Work
http://www.howstuffworks.com/bearing2.htm
What is radial load ?
http://www.parvalux.co.uk/questions_full.asp?id=20
I hope this helps!
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