Rolling bearings themselves usually do not produce noise. It is considered that "bearing noise" is actually the sound produced when the structure around the bearing directly or indirectly generates vibration. Therefore, the noise problem should be considered and solved according to the vibration problem involving the whole bearing application. Vibration and noise are often accompanied by a pair of things. The root of noise can be attributed to vibration. Therefore, to solve the problem of noise, we should start with reducing vibration.
Bearing vibration can be basically attributed to the number of rolling elements under load, matching accuracy, local damage and pollution and other factors. The influence of these factors should be minimized through the rational configuration of bearings. Ms. below will share with you the experience accumulated in some applications as a reference for bearing system design.
When the radial load acts on the bearing, the number of rolling elements bearing the load will change slightly during the rotation process, which results in slight displacement of the bearing along the direction of the load, so the vibration can not be avoided, but the vibration can be reduced by applying the axial preload on all the rolling elements (not applicable to cylindrical roller bearings).
Local damage factors
If the bearing is not properly handled or installed, it may cause local damage on the raceway and rolling element. When the damaged bearing parts have rolling contact with other parts, the bearing will produce special vibration frequency. By analyzing these vibration frequencies, it can be
determined which bearing component is damaged, such as inner ring, outer ring or rolling element.
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