Bearings – Rotary bearing – Antifriction bearing
Patent
1995-08-30
1996-11-26
Hannon, Thomas R.
Bearings
Rotary bearing
Antifriction bearing
384462, 384489, 384493, F16C 2300, F16C 1952, F16C 3378
Patent
active
055778470
ABSTRACT:
An improved supporting arrangement for a bearing in an electric motor is provided for preventing the development of fretting corrosion. The electric motor comprises a housing, the housing including a longitudinal axis and bores at either end thereof so that the bores are aligned to the longitudinal axis, a rotating shaft extending along the longitudinal axis through the bores, and bearings for rotationally supporting the rotating shaft at either end thereof, the bearings being provided within the respective bores. The supporting arrangement comprises a support in the form of a ring for supporting the one of the bearings into which the bearing is fitted, the support being fitted into one of the bores and slidable along the longitudinal axis, a pair of O-rings provided between the outer surface of the support and the inner surface of the bore into which the support is fitted, the O-rings being separated from each other by an interval along the longitudinal axis, a lubricant receiving receptacle provided between the pair of O-rings, and lubricant material applied on the outer surface of the support, on the inner surface of the bore, and in the lubricant receiving receptacle.
REFERENCES:
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patent: 4551032 (1985-11-01), Mottershead
patent: 4560289 (1985-12-01), Wood, III
Katsuzawa Yukio
Masuya Michi
Nakamura Kosei
Fanuc Ltd.
Hannon Thomas R.
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