Type B supported bearing

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Can it be used directly on conical heads? How should the calculation be carried out?

Reply #22019-05-06

It’s best not to! On the weld bead cylinder!

Reply #32019-05-06

Are there any standards? I am currently referring to NBT 47065.4-2018

Reply #42019-05-06

Yeah, this is the latest standard

Reply #52019-05-06

I am referring to the NBT 47065.2-2018 standard for leg-type supports; my nominal diameter of 2400 is greater than the maximum value of 2000 specified in the standard. What should I do?

Reply #62019-05-06

Calculate using the reference standard, or determine the thickness based on experience with the reference standard.

Reply #72019-05-06

Clause 9.2 of the standards for leg-type supports states that for legs that fall outside the scope of clause 9.1, design can be carried out by referring to the calculation method for leg-type supports in Appendix A of this section.

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