Wear Failure of PEEK-Alumina Ball Bearings in Dry Rolling Contact at 600 rpm - Part 2: Observation of Wear on Retainer

Soji Matsubayashi; Yukinojo Watanabe; Katsuyuki Kida

doi:10.4028/p-7iYlA3

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Wear Failure of PEEK-Alumina Ball Bearings in Dry Rolling Contact at 600 rpm - Part 2: Observation of Wear on Retainer

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In our previous paper[6], the effects of the retainer wear failure on the friction torque were investigated. In the present paper, to research the failure of the retainers of the PEEK-alumina ball bearings tested under dry rolling contact, the upper and bottom surfaces and the sections of the retainer pockets were observed. The wear damage was found on the surface of the upper and bottom surfaces. On the sections of the pocket, the changes due to wear at the pocket edge was found. On the worn curves of the sections, large scatter of the curvature center positions were numerically calculated in both specimens. The balls moved relatively for the retainer unit to the upper or bottom sides. These results indicate that the wear changed the pocket shape, and the ball could not become to keep the position for the retainer unit. The wear of the pocket caused the failure of the retainer.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1101)

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Soji Matsubayashi*, Yukinojo Watanabe, Katsuyuki Kida

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Alumina, Ball Bearing, Friction Torque, Pocket Of Retainer, Polyether-Ether-Ketone (PEEK), Wear

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