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Calculation of the allowable load for Type B supported bearings

2025-05-12View Original

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This post was last edited by yinmaizi on 2025-5-12 at 17:04. I would like to ask what the meaning of b2 is in the screenshot – which dimension does it refer to? Type B support; I couldn’t find this symbol. What does the latter one mean? Was it written wrong? It should be. After repeated calculations of my own, I solved the case. B2 should be B2; the unit resulting from this formula is N, and by dividing that by 1000, we get KN in the table. I hope this will be helpful to students who encounter this problem in the future.
Reply #22025-05-13
You can refer to the formulas in Chapter 7 of NB/T 47003.1-2022 to check; the definition for 47065 seems to be incorrect
Reply #32025-12-31
I would like to ask how to determine the reduction factor k? Thank you first

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