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A shaft rotating in a bushed bearing is good example of

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Answered by anubhav8391
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RUNNING FIT is the correct answer

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Answered by shilpa85475
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A rotating shaft in a forest bearing is a good example of this:

  • It is a good example of a lack of PM (Preventative Maintenance), or a bad design.
  • If the bearing failed because of the ingress of dirt or moisture or because it was overcrowded, it was probably a bad design.
  • Closed Bears are resistant to contamination for most of the life of the machine.
  • The inner part does.
  • The outer part does not.
  • It will not be helpful if the bearing is close to the hole.
  • See, the bearing is there to reduce the friction between the contact area and the shaft.
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