Skf Kugellagerfabriken Gmbh

Skf Gmbh, Schweinfurt

Ludwig Feuerer

Wolfgang Huber

Otmar Winkler

Heinz Peter

Dietmar Frase

Manfred Krug

Siegbert Kessler

A bearing having two rows of rolling elements has a flange extending outwardly from its outer ring. The flange is affixed to a facing surface inside of an aluminum housing, with a portion of the outer ring extending, with a play fit, in a bore of the housing.

Bearing for the shaft of a machine element

A rotary pump has a housing 1 with a driven rotor 7 installed in the housing 1. Vanes 12 are connected around the periphery of the rotor 7. Helical springs 14 are supported against rotor 7, which, acting on an inner surface of vanes 12, press the free end of the vanes 12 against the bore 6 of the housing 1. Each spring 14 has two coaxial sections of turns which spiral in opposite directions so that the springs 14 press the vanes 12 against the bore 6 of the housing 1 without tilting. These sections of turns are each designed with an adjacent support end 21 on the outer or inner section and a bail section, which is arranged between the inner and outer end of the sections of turns, connecting the inner and outer ends of these sections of turns rigidly together, and which projects radially beyond the sections of turns. The two support ends 21 or the bail section of the helical spring 14 are on a support surface 24 of the rotor 7, and the bail section or the support ends 21 pointing toward the free end of the vane 12 are arranged elastically to press against the inner surface of the vane 12.

Rotary pump

In a shaft end bearing, the shaft end has a convex curved friction or sliding surface of revolution, and cooperates with a correspondingly curved concave friction or sliding surface. At least one of these surfaces has grooves inclined to the circumferential direction for effecting the dynamic build-up of fluid lubricant. The grooves are separated into two different annular zones spaced apart by a zone having no grooves and serving as a throttle.

Spherical end bearing having two or more zones of hydrodynamically

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