A finite element development for ball bearing nonlinear stiffness modelization

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A formulation and algorithmic treatment of a three-dimensional bearing stiffness is presented. This stiffness formulation is based on the non-linear equilibrium balance of forces and moments on the rolling elements, in a ball bearing, exerted by the inner and the outer races including contact forces. Newton-Raphson Method is used to solve the resulting non linear equation system. A non-linear two nodes finite element linking up a node of the inner race to another node of the outer race is developed. The tangent stiffness matrix of this element is deduced from the Jacobean of the convergent equilibrium. A numerical study is presented showing the influence of some parameters variation and the coupling between all stiffness terms.

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Hentati, T., Dammak, F., Fakhfakh, T., & Haddar, M. (2005). A finite element development for ball bearing nonlinear stiffness modelization. International Journal of Simulation Modelling, 4(3), 118–128. https://doi.org/10.2507/IJSIMM04(3)2.046

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