What is the relationship between the operating clearance of a rolling bearing and the amplitude measured during vibration? May that master give some guidance!

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What is the relationship between the operating clearance of a rolling bearing and the amplitude measured during vibration? Which clearance of the rolling bearing is related to the amplitude of rolling bearing vibration measured by Vm63a? May that master give some guidance! :victory:

Reply #22013-12-31

It should be that the greater the operating clearance of a rolling bearing, the greater the amplitude of the vibration.

Reply #32013-12-31

The greater the clearance, the more intense the vibration amplitude will be, roughly in direct proportion

Reply #42013-12-31

Remember that the amplitude should not exceed the bearing clearance.

Reply #52013-12-31

Check the mechanical design manual!

Reply #62014-01-02

I tried to make a comparison, and it seems that the two are similar. Is it an approximate 1:1 ratio?

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