NASA NTRS · 19830018943
Rolling-Element Bearings
Abstract
Rolling element bearings are a precision, yet simple, machine element of great utility. A brief history of rolling element bearings is reviewed and the type of rolling element bearings, their geometry and kinematics, as well as the materials they are made from and the manufacturing processes they involve are described. Unloaded and unlubricated rolling element bearings, loaded but unlubricated rolling element bearings and loaded and lubricated rolling element bearings are considered. The recognition and understanding of elastohydrodynamic lubrication covered, represents one of the major development in rolling element bearings.
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Hamrock, B. J., Anderson, W. J.. 1983-06-01. Rolling-Element Bearings. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830018943
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