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How to determine whether a bearing is subjected to radial force or axial force, and how to distinguish between radial force and axial force

2015-09-09View Original

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How to determine whether a bearing is subjected to radial force or axial force, and how to distinguish between radial force and axial force
Reply #22015-09-09
Under normal circumstances, the bearing shaft is arranged horizontally to withstand radial forces; otherwise, it withstands axial forces.
Reply #32015-09-10
The bearings of double-suction pumps bear radial forces, while single-stage cantilever pumps are subjected to both axial and radial forces

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