On Chaotic Behaviours in the Radial Vibrations of a Ball Bearing.

Tsuda, Yuichi; 吉広, 津田; 孝幸, 益永; Masunaga, Takayuki; Matsuzaki, Kei; 健一郎, 松崎; 英之, 田村; Tokuda, Hideyuki; Halim, Gad Emil

doi:10.1299/kikaic.58.2607

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“…Fukata et al [55], and Tsuda et al [56] carried out the computer simulation for the ball passage vibration of an ideal ball bearing in which the inner ring has mass, rotates with a constant speed, and is loaded by a constant force. Their simulation result is shown in Fig.…”

Section: Rolling Element (Ball or Roller) Passage Vibrationmentioning

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Sound and Vibration Research of Rolling Bearings in Japan

Ohta

2013

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This article deals with the progress of the sound and vibration research of rolling bearings in Japan. The literature mainly cited is written in Japanese. The focus in sound research is the early research, characteristics and generating mechanism of ball bearings, cage sound, squeak in cylindrical roller bearings, sound of defective bearings, contamination noise and sound life. In the vibration research, the early research, rolling element (ball or roller) passage vibration, natural vibration of the outer ring, natural vibration of the cage, vibration caused by geometrical imperfections, nonlinear vibration, abnormal vibration of grease lubricated ball bearings, vibration of defective bearings, damping and squeeze film damper are explored.

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Section: Rolling Element (Ball or Roller) Passage Vibrationmentioning

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“…In addition, Fukata et al [55], and Tsuda et al [56] studied the nonlinear vibration of a ball bearing as mentioned above in Sec. 3.2.…”

Section: Nonlinear Vibrationmentioning

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