In the figure, the machine element located at the C point in the transmission system is radial and axial loads. These loads; Fr: 500 daN, Fa = 250 daN in addition to this .Testing the load of the machine element affects the spindle once again up to 100 daN. Loads in the system A and B are covered by a single row ball bearing. By evaluating what is given; a-) Calculate the forces acting on the bearings and the required shaft diameter. b-) Choose the most optimum bearing so that the life of the A bearing will be at least 4000 hours.

In the figure, the machine element located at the C point in the transmission system is radial and axial loads. These loads; Fr: 500 daN, Fa = 250 daN in addition to this .Testing the load of the machine element affects the spindle once again up to 100 daN. Loads in the system A and B are covered by a single row ball bearing. By evaluating what is given; a-) Calculate the forces acting on the bearings and the required shaft diameter. b-) Choose the most optimum bearing so that the life of the A bearing will be at least 4000 hours.

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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