Serviceability of the rolling contact of rings and bending strength of textolite cage rivets of ball bearings in helicopter transmission

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This study presents the numerical investigation of the behaviour of ball bearing 35-2310118E3C1 and its ability to work in helicopter transmission. A simplified mathematical model of transmission with ball bearings on rubber supports has been developed. The model was constructed taking into account the interaction between the cage and rings. The contact durability of bearing rings is calculated on the basis of "basic forces" and textolite cage rivet lifetime. Maximum allowable disbalances and vibratory velocities of transmission elements have been set depending on the cage rivets lifetime. Recommendations to increase the rivets lifetime are given.

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M. I. Kurushin

Samara State Aerospace University

Author for correspondence.
Email: ssau@ssau.ru

Сandidate of Technical Science

Associate Professor of the Department of Machine Design Foundations

Russian Federation

A. M. Kurushin

Samara State Aerospace University

Email: ssau@ssau.ru

Engineer

Post-graduate Student of the Department of Machine Design Foundations

 

Russian Federation

Ye. P. Zhilnikov

Samara State Aerospace University

Email: ssau@ssau.ru

Candidate of Technical Science

Professor of the Department of Machine Design Foundations

Russian Federation

References

  1. Kurushin, M. I. Numerical and experimental determination of the resistance to the rotation of lubricated ball bearings with a kite separator [Text] / M. I. Kurushin // Hydrodynamic theory of lubrication - years: proceedings of the International Scientific Symposium. In vols. Vol. 1. - M: Mashinostroenie-1, Orel: OrelGTU, 2006. - PP. 286-293.
  2. Balyakin, V. B. Theory and design of aircraft gas turbine engine rotor bearings [Text] / V. B. Balyakin, Ye. P. Zhilnikov, V. N. Samsonov, V. V. Makarchuk. - Samara: Publishing house of the Samara State Space University, - p.

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