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Radial Factor in Design of Rolling Contact Bearing Formulas

Radial Factor is used to denote the portion of the radial force contributing to equivalent bearing load. And is denoted by X.

Formulas to find Radial Factor in Design of Rolling Contact Bearing

fxRadial Factor of Bearing given Equivalent Dynamic Load​Go
fxRadial Factor of Roller Contact Bearing given Race Rotation Factor​Go
fxRadial Factor of Roller Contact Bearing​Go

Design of Rolling Contact Bearing formulas that make use of Radial Factor

fxEquivalent Dynamic Load for Bearing given Radial Factor​Go
fxEquivalent Dynamic Load for Back to Back Bearings​Go
fxRadial Load of Bearing given Radial Factor​Go
fxAxial Thrust Load on Bearing given Equivalent Dynamic Load​Go
fxRace Rotation Factor for Bearing given Radial Factor​Go
fxThrust Factor on Bearing given Equivalent Dynamic Load​Go
fxRadial Load on Bearing given Race Rotation Factor​Go
fxAxial Thrust Load on Bearing given Race Rotation Factor​Go
fxRace Rotation Factor of Roller Contact Bearing​Go
fxThrust factor of Bearing given Race Rotation Factor​Go
fxRadial Load on Bearing​Go
fxThrust factor of Bearing​Go
fxAxial Thrust Load on Bearing given Thrust Factor​Go

List of variables in Design of Rolling Contact Bearing formulas

fx Equivalent dynamic load on bearing ​Go
fx Thrust Factor for Bearing ​Go
fx Axial or thrust load acting on bearing ​Go
fx Race-rotation factor ​Go
fx Radial load acting on bearing ​Go

FAQ

What is the Radial Factor?
Radial Factor is used to denote the portion of the radial force contributing to equivalent bearing load.
Can the Radial Factor be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Radial Factor, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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