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Header==SKF Oil Injection Method

Chapter==Introduction - Why not let oil do all the hard work?
Section==Some arrangement examples
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Contents==<h1>Some arrangement examples</h1>
<oiminlineimg img="00_020105_1.jpg" text="Figure 1: HMV E nut for driving the be
aring on to <br>a tapered seating" /oiminlineimg>
<oiminlineimg img="00_020105_2.gif" text="Figure 2" /oiminlineimg>
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Figure 1 shows a common arrangement of a spherical roller bearing, mounted direc
tly on a tapered shaft seating. The bearing is mounted and dismounted using pres
surised oil. A hydraulic nut facilitates the drive-up. In the hydraulic nut, the
oil pressure acts against the piston providing the axial drive-up force.
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The flanged coupling in figure 2 is typical. The pressure between the tapered co
ntacting surfaces is in the region of 250MPa (36250 psi). Because of the high ed
ge stresses it is necessary to supply oil through a special duct close to the si
de face of the flange to prevent intermetallic contact during the drive-up. The
axial drive-up force is hydraulically generated.
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See also section <a href="{LINK}10_000000.html">Practical experience and applica
tion examples</a>