An Alternative Slicing Technique to Consider Pressure Concentrations in Non-Hertzian Line Contacts

Roman Teutsch; Bernd Sauer

doi:10.1115/1.1739244

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An Alternative Slicing Technique to Consider Pressure Concentrations in Non-Hertzian Line Contacts

Roman Teutsch, Research Assistant and Bernd Sauer, Professor

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Roman Teutsch, Bernd Sauer

The University of Kaiserslautern, Institute of Machine Elements, Gears and Transmissions, Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse, 67663 Kaiserslautern, Germany

J. Tribol 126(3), 436-442 (Jun 28, 2004) (7 pages) doi:10.1115/1.1739244 History: Received February 11, 2003; Revised October 23, 2003; Online June 28, 2004

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Comparison of alternative slicing technique (AST) total contact load with FEM data

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Comparison of AST pressure distribution with FEM data

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Application of AST to a Lundberg-profiled roller in contact with a thick plate

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Application of AST to a Lundberg-profiled roller in contact with a thinner plate

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Application of AST to the contact of two disks taken from 9, no misalignment

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Application of AST to the contact of two disks taken from 9, misalignment θ=0.05 deg

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Sketch of a roller bearing case study taken from 8

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An Alternative Slicing Technique to Consider Pressure Concentrations in Non-Hertzian Line Contacts

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Inner-race-to-roller-contact, comparison of δ=f(Q)

Outer-race-to-roller-contact, comparison of δ=f(Q)

Sketch of roller-plate contact model

Comparison of deflection-load relationships with FEM data

Comparison of alternative slicing technique (AST) total contact load with FEM data

Comparison of AST pressure distribution with FEM data

Application of AST to a Lundberg-profiled roller in contact with a thick plate

Application of AST to a Lundberg-profiled roller in contact with a thinner plate

Application of AST to the contact of two disks taken from 9, no misalignment

Application of AST to the contact of two disks taken from 9, misalignment θ=0.05 deg

Sketch of a roller bearing case study taken from 8

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