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Rolling bearings : common principles and data

Author: Pascal GUAY

Publication date: December 10, 2021

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6. Maximum admissible speed

Preload causes greater heat build-up than with backlash. The higher the preload, the lower the maximum permissible speed. A speed reduction coefficient is applied (see table 5 ). The standard NF ISO 15312 "Reference thermal speed" defines a maximum reference speed for standardized operating conditions.

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