Finite Element Analysis for Thermal Characteristics of High Speed Angular Contact Ball Bearing

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According to the high speed bearing failure problem caused by the high temperature, finite element model of high-speed hybrid ceramic angular contact ball bearing is established in this paper. Quantity of heat and heat transfer coefficient are calculated by using the heat transfer and thermodynamics theory, which are boundary condition for the temperature field simulation analysis of ball bearing. The temperature distribution of bearing is obtained when bearing speed is 12000rad/min. The results can provide a theoretical foundation for lubrication cooling system controlling temperature.

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