Slide-articulation bearing, in particular for tiltable converters
AssigneeVereinigte Osterreichische Eisen- und Stahlwerke-Alpine Montan Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsErnst Riegler, Manfred Schmidt
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Abstract
A slide-articulation bearing, in particular for tiltable converters, with an inner race placed on a shaft, an outer race inserted in a bearing housing, and sliding elements inserted between the inner and outer races so as to permit a relative movement of these races, has the sliding elements embedded in recesses of the inner or outer race, which recesses are vertically directed towards the cylindrical surface of the shaft.
Claims8
In a slide-articulation bearing assembly for supporting a shaft having a cylindrical surface, said assembly being of the type including a bearing housing, an inner race fixedly arranged on said shaft to be supported, an outer race inserted in said bearing housing, and sliding elements inserted between said inner race and said outer race so as to permit a relative movement between said inner race and said outer race, said sliding elements being fixed relative to said inner race and said outer race having a spherical sliding face contacting said sliding elements, the improvement comprising recesses in said inner face extending perpendicular to the cylindrical surface of the shaft, said sliding element being embedded in said recesses.
In a slide-articulation bearing assembly for supporting a shaft having a cylindrical surface, said assembly being of the type including a bearing housing, an inner race fixedly arranged on said shaft to be supported, an outer race inserted in said bearing housing, and sliding elements inserted between said inner race and said outer race so as to permit a relative movement between said inner race and said outer race, said sliding elements being fixed relative to said outer race and said inner race having a spherical sliding face contacting said sliding elements, the improvement comprising recesses in said outer race extending perpendicularly to the cylindrical surface of the shaft, said sliding elements being embedded in said recesses.
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