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For the purposes of this document, the following terms are explained:
- failure of a rolling bearing: the result of a damage that prevents the bearing meeting the intended design performance or marks the end of service life;
- in service: as soon as the bearing has left the manufacturer?s factory;
- visible features: those that are possible to observe directly or with magnifiers or optical microscopes, also those from pictures, but only with the use of non-destructive methods.
The features of particular interest for explaining changes and failures are described. The various forms are illustrated with photographs and the most frequent causes are indicated.
If the root cause cannot be reliably assessed by the examination and characterization of visual features against the information in this document, then additional investigations are to be considered.
These methods are summarized in A.3 and may involve, for example, the use of invasive methods possibly including taking of cross sections, metallurgical structural analysis by visual and electronic microscopes, chemical and spectrographic analysis. These specialized methods are outside the scope of this document.
The failure mode terms shown in the subclause titles are recommended for general use. Where appropriate, alternative expressions or synonyms used to describe the submodes are given and explained in A.4.
Examples of rolling bearing failures are given in A.2, together with a description of the causes of failure and proposed corrective actions.
Cross References:
ISO 5593:1997 Ed 1 ISO 6601:2002 Ed 2
ISO 8785:1998 (R04)
ISO 281:2007 Ed 2 (R10)
All current amendments available at time of purchase are included with the purchase of this document.