Technopriest
Mechanical
Hi to you all. I'm new to this forum, so please forgive me if I say nonsenses.
I'm in need of determining the maximum surface temperature of a generic bearing. I'm looking for a formula or something like that that can allow me to have a fair guess of the maximum temperature rise of the bearing.
The bearing may vary in dimension, load and rpm (i need this formula to comply with European ATEX directive). The bearing will however be attached to an agitator (rpm may vary from 20 to 200+ rpm).
I looked for help on SKF site, but the formulas provided there use a 'refrigeration coefficient' that I do not know how to determine.
Any kind of tip or hint will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I'm in need of determining the maximum surface temperature of a generic bearing. I'm looking for a formula or something like that that can allow me to have a fair guess of the maximum temperature rise of the bearing.
The bearing may vary in dimension, load and rpm (i need this formula to comply with European ATEX directive). The bearing will however be attached to an agitator (rpm may vary from 20 to 200+ rpm).
I looked for help on SKF site, but the formulas provided there use a 'refrigeration coefficient' that I do not know how to determine.
Any kind of tip or hint will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.