ArticleMicromachines2026
Experimental Study on Grinding of Inner Raceway of Tapered Roller Bearing Outer Ring.
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Tapered roller bearings are widely employed in mechanical structures such as automotive wheel hub units, transmissions, and machine tool spindles, and they have a direct impact on the performance and stability of the equipment. The shape error and surface quality of the bearing raceway, as its working interface, directly affect its service performance. Grinding is an important process in a machining bearing raceway, and the formed roundness error and surface roughness of a raceway affect the workload of subsequent precision polishing processes. In order to reveal the effect of workpiece rotational speed, grinding wheel linear velocity, and grinding depth on the machining quality of the bearing outer ring inner raceway, single-factor experiments and surface roughness orthogonal experiments were conducted. The results were analyzed for range and variance using surface roughness
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