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                  IS0 system of limits and fits. Bases of  tolerances,   919 (Part-YII)  BS EN 20286-   286-111988
                  deviations and fits                           1993        1/1993
                  Code of practice for installation and maintenance of rolling   3090/1996   -   -
                  bearings
                  Specification for lithium based grease for industrial purposes   1623/1993   -   -
                  Code of practice for installation and maintenance of   900/1992   -      -
                  induction motors
                  Dimensions of slide rails                     2968/1991 (DIN 42923)
                                    Relevant US Standards ANSUNEMA and IEEE

       ANSIIIEEE    Guide for insulation maintenance of  large a.c. rotating machines (10 kVA and larger)
       56/1992
       NEMA/MG      Motors and generators ratings, construction, testing and performance
       2/1993
       NEMA/MG      Safety Standards (enclosures) for construction and guide for selection, installation and use of rotating machines
       2/1989
       NEMA/MG      Energy management guide for selection and use of three phase motors
       10/1994
       NEMA/MG      Energy management guide for selection and use of single phase motors
       1111992
       ANSIIIEEE:   Guide for insulation maintenance for rotating machines (5 h.p. to < 10,000 h.p).
       432/1998

       Notes
       1  In the tables of relevant Standards in this book while the latest editions of the standards are provided, it is possible that revised editions
         have become available. With the advances of technology andlor its application, the updating of  standards is a continuous process by
         different standards organizations. It is  therefore advisable that  for more  authentic references, readers should consult the  relevant
         organizations for the latest version of a standard.
       2  Some of the BS or IS standards mentioned against IEC may not be identical.
       3  The year noted against each standard may also refer to the year of  its last amendment and not necessarily the year of publication.


       List of formulae used                           D = bearing outside diameter (mm)
                                                        B = bearing width (mm)
       Relubricating interval

                                               10.1)   Further reading

                                                      1  Lundberg, G. and Palmgren, A,, ‘Dynamic capacity of  roller
        RG = relubricating  interval in hours of operation   bearings, Acta Polytechnica, Mechanical  Engineering  Series
         K = a factor depending on type of bearing       I, Proceedings of  the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering
         d = bearing bore diameter (mm)                  Sciences, No. 3, 7 (1947).
                                                      2  Lundberg, G. and  Palmgren, A,,  ‘Dynamic capacity of  roller
                                                         bearing,’ Acta Polytechnica M.E., Series 2, RSAES, No.  4,  9
       Quantity of regrease                              (1952).
                                                      3   Lundberg, G. and Palmgren, A., Load Ratings and Fatigue
       G, = 0.0050 x B grammes (g)            (10.2)     Life for Roller Bearings, Std. 11-1978.
                                                      4  Seameatson,  R.W. (ed.), Motor Application and
       G,  = quantity of regrease (g)                    Maintenance Hand Book.
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