Finite Element Analysis of the Roller Bearing Used in Rolling Mill

Yan Gang Wei; Yan Kui Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.367.141

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Finite Element Analysis of the Roller Bearing Used in Rolling Mill

Abstract:

The loading roller number and maximum stress of the bearings can not be calculated accurately through conventional methods because support manner of the roller bearings used in rolling mill is different from that of the roller bearings used in conventional condition. Based on characteristic of the bearings, the model of the bearing is made combining contact mechanics with finite element method. The loading roller number and maximum stress of the bearings are calculated through FEA. The work of this paper offers a reference to design and manufacture this kind of bearings.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 367)

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Yan Gang Wei, Yan Kui Liu

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Finite Element Method (FEM), Maximum Stress, Roller Bearings, Rolling Mill

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