Patent classifications
F16C2300/54
ROLLING BEARING
A rolling bearing of the present invention includes an inner ring, an outer ring and a rolling element which are all made of a steel material, and (A) a surface of the rolling element is formed with an Ag coating film, and a raceway of at least one of the inner ring and the outer ring is formed with a Cr coating film or (B) a surface of the rolling element is formed with a Cr coating film, and a raceway of at least one of the inner ring and the outer ring is formed with a Cr coating film.
COOLING RING BRACKET
Provided is a bracket for securing a number of cooling rings arranged on a bearing ring, which bracket includes an upper surface, a lower surface shaped to lie on the cooling rings, and a through-opening extending between the upper surface and the lower surface to accommodate a fastener for mounting the bracket to the bearing ring; wherein the material properties of the bracket are chosen to permit movement of the cooling rings relative to the bracket when the bracket is mounted to the bearing ring; and/or wherein the bracket is made of a resilient elastic material. Further provided is a cooling arrangement for a bearing, including a number of cooling rings arranged in parallel on a mounting surface of a bearing ring of the bearing; and a number of such brackets to secure the cooling rings to the bearing body.
Foil bearing
Particles (23) are supplied to a bearing gap of a foil bearing. A step (24) is formed in a top foil portion (12a1), to thereby generate an air flow from both end portions (121 and 122) in a direction (N) along a surface of the top foil portion (12a1) and orthogonal to a rotation direction (R) of a shaft (6) toward a region between the both end portions.
Foil bearing, production method therefor, and intermediate product of foil bearing
A foil bearing (40) includes foils (42) at a plurality of portions in a rotation direction of a shaft member (11). A top foil portion (Tf) including a bearing surface (S2) is formed in a region including a front end (421) of each of the foils (42), and a back foil portion (Bf) is formed in a region including a rear end (422) of each of the foils (42). A gap (C1) is secured between, of two of the foils adjacent to the foil (42) in a rotation direction (R) and a direction opposite to the rotation direction, the rear end (422) of the foil on the rotation direction side and the front end (421) of the foil on the side opposite to the rotation direction side. A width of the gap (C1) is set to be non-uniform in a direction (N) orthogonal to the rotation direction.
Compliant foil radial bearing
A compliant foil radial bearing (100) comprising: a bushing (110) comprising a bore defined therethrough; a spring foil (120, 130) arranged to conform to a radially inner surface of the bore; a fluid foil (140, 150) arranged to conform to a radially inner surface of the spring foil for rotatably receiving a rotor, wherein: the spring foil comprises one or more retaining portions (160) arranged to extend axially and radially outside the radially inner surface of the bore.
Heat-resistant bearing material made of an austenitic iron matrix alloy
A heat-resistant bearing material may include an austenitic iron matrix alloy having a proportion of sulphur sufficient to achieve a solid lubricating action on bearing surfaces of the heat-resistant bearing material. The iron matrix alloy may have a proportion of carbides to achieve a reduction of wear on bearing surfaces of the heat-resistant bearing material and a proportion of 1 to 6 percentage by weight of at least one alloying element including cobalt, niobium, rhenium, tantalum, vanadium, tungsten, hafnium, yttrium and zirconium. The iron matrix alloy may also include the following alloying elements: carbon, chromium, manganese, silicon, nickel, molybdenum, niobium, tungsten, sulphur, copper, nitrogen and iron.
Heat resistant structure for shaft retainer, and actuator
A boss is provided around the periphery of a bushing that is penetrated by a shaft, which moves inside the bushing in the axial direction of the shaft. The boss retains the bushing and the shaft moving inside the bushing, and has a heat conductivity that is higher than that of the bushing. An air gap is provided between the bushing and the boss.
FOIL BEARING
Particles (23) are supplied to a bearing gap of a foil bearing. A step (24) is formed in a top foil portion (12a1), to thereby generate an air flow from both end portions (121 and 122) in a direction (N) along a surface of the top foil portion (12a1) and orthogonal to a rotation direction (R) of a shaft (6) toward a region between the both end portions.
BEARING ASSEMBLY UNIT AND MOTOR
A bearing assembly unit (5) includes an outer holder (10) configured with a cylindrical member; an inner holder (20) that is configured with a cylindrical member, and inserted into an inner circumferential surface of the outer holder (10) so as to be movable in an axial direction; and a rolling bearing element (30) which is inserted into an inner circumferential section of the inner holder (20) so as to be fixed at least in a circumferential direction, and into which a shaft (40) is inserted so as to be fixed there; wherein, between the outer holder (10) and the inner holder (20), there is provided a rotation restriction mechanism (12, 22) that prevents a relative rotation between the outer holder (10) and the inner holder (20).
Bearing Assembly, Motor, and Method of Assembling Bearing Assembly
The bearing assembly (10) comprises the bearing holder (11) formed of a cylindrical member, the rolling bearings (12, 13) press-fitted and fixed to the inside circumference of the bearing holder (11), the shaft member (14) which is inserted to the inner circumferential side of the rolling bearings (12, 13) and has the hollow portion (14a) at the position thereof opposing the rolling bearings (12, 13) in the radial direction, and the ball members (15, 16) press-fitted to the hollow portion (14a) of the shaft member (14) so as to press the shaft member (14) against the rolling bearings (12, 13) in the radial direction and secure them.