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B.5  Operating temperature and speed
        Speeds above the
        reference or limiting

        speed

        It is possible to operate a bearing at speeds
        above its reference speed, its adjusted refer-
        ence speed, or even the limiting speed
        Before doing so, irst make a detailed ther-
        mal analysis, and take whatever further
        measures may be required, such as use of
        special cage executions, or consider using
        high precision bearings  Regarding manage-
        ment of the effects of increased speed, con-
        sider the following options:

        • Control the resulting increase in bearing
          temperature by additional cooling
        • Compensate for any reduction in bearing
          clearance resulting from increased bear-
          ing temperature
        • Revise the housing itting tolerance choice
          to ensure that the inluence of increased
    Operating temperature and speed  • Revise the bearing tolerance class,
          bearing temperature does not impair the
          axial displaceability of non-locating bear-
          ing outer rings
          together with the geometrical precision of
          the shaft and housing seats, to ensure
          these are suficient to avoid excessive
          vibration
        • Consider using an alternative cage execu-
          tion that is suitable for higher speed oper-
          ation, in particular when approaching or
          exceeding the limiting speed

    B.5   • Ensure that the lubricant and lubrication
          method used are compatible with the
          higher operating temperature and the
          cage execution
        • Check that the relubrication interval is still
          acceptable, particularly for grease lubri-
          cated bearings  Oil lubrication may be
          required
























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