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A Standardized Method for Evaluating Debris Resistance of Rolling Element Bearings
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Debris resistant bearings are being promoted by various bearing manufacturers as a solution for many contaminated lubrication environments. The baseline for such claims is often unclear for the bearing user and leaves questions as to how the information relates to specific field applications. In order to determine the benefits, if any, of these new product offerings and to assess their effectiveness, a standard method of evaluation is needed. An approach to satisfying this need is described and typical results are provided for several commercially available bearing products.
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Nixon, H., Zantopulos, H., and Cogdell, J., "A Standardized Method for Evaluating Debris Resistance of Rolling Element Bearings," SAE Technical Paper 941787, 1994, https://doi.org/10.4271/941787.Also In
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