Assertion: bearing's load | /r/HasProperty | radial
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text: Radial ball bearings and angular contact bearings are designed to support loads perpendicular to the axis of rotation, referred to as radial loads.
text: Some ball bearings are able to withstand a radial and axial load applied on the shaft, these combined axial/radial load bearings are achieved by axial angular contact.
text: Ball bearings, the most common type, can accommodate both radial and axial loads.
text: Like angular contact bearings, deep-groove bearings support both radial and axial loads, but without a choice of contact angle to allow choice of relative proportion of these load capacities.
text: Ball bearings reduce friction between shafts and axles and carry radial loads, thrust loads, or a combination of both.
text: Ball thrust bearings only carry axial loads, while angular contact ball bearings support both thrust and radial loads.
text: Radial ball bearings and angular contact bearings are designed to support loads perpendicular to the axis of rotation, referred to as radial loads.
text: Deep groove - Radial, or deep groove bearings, can take radial and axial loads to varying degrees but are used when the primary load is in the radial direction.
text: From hard drives to skateboards, ball bearings are designed to handle both thrust and radial loads.
text: Ball bearings are typically used between cantilever and rotary shafts to transfer axial or radial load.
text: When the rotation is slow and the load is radial, the model of uniform pressure can be used (small deformations and clearance).
text: The dynamic load capacity for bearings capable of combination radial and thrust loads or the maximum permissible radial load for bearings that can take radial loads only.
text: Hydrodynamic bearings can be designed for radial or thrust loads.
text: Most roller bearings only take radial or axial loads, but tapered roller bearings support both radial and axial loads, and generally can carry higher loads than ball bearings due to greater contact area.
text: Most roller bearings only take radial or axial loads, but tapered roller bearings support both radial and axial loads, and generally can carry higher loads than ball bearings due to greater contact area.
text: Due to the large surface area contact, tapered roller bearings are able to withstand heavy axial and radial loads.
text: Due to the large surface area contact, tapered roller bearings are able to withstand heavy axial and radial loads.
text: A sleeve bearing can only support radial load; and any axial (or thrust) load must be handled by another means or by a device added to the bearing assembly.