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bearing stiffness and damping coefficeints??

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joshyd2000

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Aug 28, 2006
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Hi all,

I am tring to find bearing stiffness and damping coefficeints for use with a rotordynamic analysis that I am conducting. unfortunatly the company where we buy our bearing does not have this information.

Anyone have good approximate stiffness and damping coefficeint values for a 15deg angular contact bearing with a bore size of 12mm and a shaft size of 37deg?

Thank you,

Josh
 
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15 degree sounds like a precision spindle bearing.
Their stiffness depends on preload and arrangement.

Lots of info is available from most manufacturers.

What's the bearing number and manufacturer.

I've only seen one or 2 damping studies. Mighty low for ball bearings unless a squeeze film damper is included in a strategic place.
 
I was able to get the stiffness from Barden. I had to speak with one of their application engineers.
 
as a point of information, stiffness varies with load.
 
I'm ok with stiffness but how could a roller bearing damp without lubrication. Could I have more details about this phenomena.
 
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