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By running through these calculations and tables you’re providing yourself with both the amount of hours you can expect your bearing to run and also how safely under the allowable radial load your application is.

Keep in mind that designed life and actual life will be different. Designed life calculations will never account for all the variables life throws at an application. The L10 calculation assumes ideal operating conditions, and we know those are few and far between. Some studies show that approximately 10% of bearings reach their calculated lifespan, though there are innumerable reasons for this.

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The formula and table below will provide a few critical pieces of information for your bearing application. It will provide you with the required capacity of the bearing and the maximum radial load you can impose.

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@article{Prakalya2024, title = {A Novel Fuzzy-based Spectrum Allocation (FBSA) Technique for Enhanced Quality of Service (QoS) in 6G Heterogeneous Networks}, journal = {International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications}, doi = {10.14569/IJACSA.2024.0150690}, url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.14569/IJACSA.2024.0150690}, year = {2024}, publisher = {The Science and Information Organization}, volume = {15}, number = {6}, author = {S. B. Prakalya and Samuthira Pandi V and S. Sujatha and R. Thangam and D. Karunkuzhali and G. Keerthiga} }

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If you know your bearing’s dynamic capacity, imposed radial load, and RPM, you can calculate your own L10 bearing life. This gives you an idea as to how long you can expect your bearing to run.

Author 1: S. B. Prakalya Author 2: Samuthira Pandi V Author 3: S. Sujatha Author 4: R. Thangam Author 5: D. Karunkuzhali Author 6: G. Keerthiga

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Abstract: This research focuses on Device to Any device (D2A) communication for 6G in unpredictable circumstances where the topology of the D2A network changes over time as a result of the mobility of D2A Devices. Extremely sophisticated applications with demands for ultra-low latency and ultra-high data rate can be made achievable by cellular D2A communications in 6G. The best way to ensure Quality of Service (QoS) is to make the most of the scarce MAC Layer resources. To share information between D2A systems and a variety of devices, spectrum allocation is crucial. In this paper, a novel Fuzzy Based Spectrum Allocation (FBSA) approach is established to efficiently and rational distribute resources for D2A. A system model for D2A transmission has been established for metropolitan regions, common security and non-secure services are implemented in the network to assess the network performance for this feasible technique. Comparing the proposed FBSA approach to its prior works, which could not deliver guaranteed services due to low resource utilization. Riverbed Modeler simulation results show that the proposed approach can significantly enhance resource usage and satisfy the requirements of D2A systems.

When selecting a bearing for an application, it is often helpful to know what the expected life will be. The standard industry measurement is L10 bearing life. This is the number of hours at a constant speed that a group of bearings will reach before 10% of bearings fail.

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S. B. Prakalya, Samuthira Pandi V, S. Sujatha, R. Thangam, D. Karunkuzhali and G. Keerthiga, “A Novel Fuzzy-based Spectrum Allocation (FBSA) Technique for Enhanced Quality of Service (QoS) in 6G Heterogeneous Networks” International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications(IJACSA), 15(6), 2024. http://dx.doi.org/10.14569/IJACSA.2024.0150690

If you need to know what the bearing capacity needs to be for your application and have the imposed radial load, RPM, and an idea of how long the bearing needs to last, the table below can provide you with that answer. A simplified L10 life chart is found below, but neither includes every viable application or L10 life.

Copyright Statement: This is an open access article licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, even commercially as long as the original work is properly cited.

Example: A 100lb fan running at 1200RPM requires a 40,000 hour life. The Cr/P factor is 14.2. Multiplying that factor by the weight of the fan (14.2×100) will provide you the minimum required capacity of the bearing, in this case 1,402lbs. A bearing with a capacity larger than this will provide you with the 40,000 hours required.

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