Tilting effect of bricks
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When measuring the bearing shell clearance using the shaft-lifting method or the fake-shaft method, the tilting effect of the bearing shells must be taken into account. What is the tilting effect of bricks?
It’s because the tile swings around the pivot point, I guess. I haven’t studied this thing in detail. C=0.894S
The number of tiles varies, and so does the correction factor; it’s not clear what the tilting effect of the tiles is
When measuring the bearing shell clearance using the shaft-lifting method or the fake shaft method, is it necessary to multiply by a correction factor?
It is best to measure the bearing shell clearance for tilting bearings; the other methods are not very accurate.
Measuring the bearing shell clearance using the shaft-lifting method involves the issue that the bearing shell cannot remain completely level when the shaft is lifted, which results in inaccurate measurements; therefore, a correction factor is needed!
Why is the bearing shell clearance measured by the false shaft method almost identical to the result obtained using the lead wire method, with only a deviation of 0.01 mm? It seems there’s no correction factor; my tiles are five equilateral tiles.