Static Analysis on Slewing Bearing with Negative Clearance Based on ANSYS

Ming Qiu; Jia Fei Yan; Long Chen; Bin Hai Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.42.196

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Static Analysis on Slewing Bearing with Negative Clearance Based on ANSYS

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Based on the FEM and the relative software ANSYS, the analysis of slewing bearings with negative clearance was presented. In this paper, the stress distribution of slewing bearings under condition of different loads has been studied. The clearance has been changed by altering the ball diameter, thus the relationship between the contact stress of the inner/outer raceway and balls and the clearance has been received. Subsequently, compared to the calculation results based on some theoretical models from others, the reliability of the FEM can be verified

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 42)

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Ming Qiu, Jia Fei Yan, Long Chen, Bin Hai Zhao

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ANSYS, Contact Stress, Negative Clearance, Slewing Bearing

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