Evaluates grinding accuracy improvements in rolling bearings, indicating potential advancements in manufacturing.
High-precision rolling bearing applications are widely used in aerospace, new energy vehicles and high-end equipment. However, high-precision bearing manufacturing has always been one of the hot topics of research. The main problem is that the grinding accuracy of rolling bearings is too divergent. In this study, the improvement of grinding accuracy of high-precision rolling bearings was mainly studied. An on-line roundness measurement system was developed and its accuracy was analyzed. The same bearing precision grade, different bearing brands, different bearing sizes and different measurement methods were mainly used for cross-precision measurement comparison. Meanwhile, a static analysis was conducted on the measuring claw. Results indicate that the on-line measurement system can achieve an accuracy of 3 µm. The error rate was less than 11% compared with the current mature measurement technology. Under the action of the same normal measuring force, the deformation of the measuring claw of invar was larger than that of the measuring claw of 45 steel, which was relatively increased by 31%. The conclusion of this study will provide reliable data analysis and a theoretical basis for research in the field of bearing.
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