Method of adjusting the axial play between a journalled shaft and a surrounding bearing casing
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Mar 27, 1990
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Jan 18, 1989
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Jan 22, 1988
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A cylindrical roller bearing of the kind having a separate abutment ring at the inner bearing ring is used to provide intentional compensation of axial play between a journalled shaft and the surrounding bearing casing in a bearing combination which comprises at least one conical roller bearing in addition to said cylindrical roller bearing. The axial position abutment of the inner ring of the cylindrical roller bearing on the shaft to be journalled is located with an axial spacing from the position abutment surface of the outer ring of said bearing in the casing, which spacing corresponds to the maximum expected axial play which is to be compensated for, and spacing means of required thickness are then mounted between the abutment ring and a locking member on the shaft.
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