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Angular Contact Ball Bearing Axial Load-Displacement Calculator

Estimate loaded contact angle, axial displacement, and normal ball load of a single-row angular contact ball bearing under a centered static axial load.

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Angular Contact Ball Bearing Axial Load-Displacement Calculator

Estimate the loaded contact angle, axial displacement, and normal ball load of a single-row angular contact ball bearing under a centered static axial load.

Simplified Calculation Results

Main axial load-displacement outputs for quick review.

Primary
Loaded Contact Angle α41.59208 °
Axial Displacement δa0.03831822 mm
Normal Ball Load Q1,675.899 N
Combined Stiffness Kn422,999.6 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
Simplified vs Hertz Result ComparisonHertz

Advanced mode returns both methods for the same load case.

MethodαδaQKn
Simplified41.592077 °0.03831822 mm1,675.899 N422,999.6 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
Hertz41.491554 °0.03584364 mm1,679.221 N469,202.3 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²

Geometry And Curvature Outputs

Intermediate values used by the load-displacement calculation.

Geometry
fi0.5232
fe0.5232
Total Curvature0.0464
Groove Center Distance1.031472 mm
Equivalent Installed Radial Clearance0.48263721 mm
Axial Displacement Constant K896.7 MPa
Raceway Contact ResultsContact

Contact ellipse and stress values for inner and outer raceways.

RacewayΣρf(ρ)δ*KpabMax Stress
Inner raceway0.107751580.925951350.6321336811,303,206.5262.084572 mm0.253422 mm1,517.708 MPa
Outer raceway0.083401310.9043317330.6719012831,351,742.0312.032393 mm0.29249 mm1,348.746 MPa
Load-Displacement Curve PointsCurve

Calculated points from zero load through the entered axial load range.

FaSimple αSimple δaSimple QHertz αHertz δaHertz QHertz Stiffness
0 N40 °0 mm0 N40 °0 mm0 N469,188.8 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
2,225 N40.41657 °0.00984993 mm214.49 N40.38917 °0.00919839 mm214.611 N469,192.5 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
4,450 N40.65517 °0.0155467 mm426.896 N40.61244 °0.01452355 mm427.267 N469,194.6 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
6,675 N40.85198 °0.02027665 mm637.797 N40.7968 °0.0189477 mm638.508 N469,196.2 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
8,900 N41.0252 °0.02446272 mm847.437 N40.9592 °0.0228651 mm848.561 N469,197.7 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
11,125 N41.18241 °0.02828126 mm1,055.97 N41.1067 °0.02644011 mm1,057.568 N469,199 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
13,350 N41.32774 °0.03182739 mm1,263.505 N41.24315 °0.02976136 mm1,265.631 N469,200.2 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
15,575 N41.46372 °0.03515986 mm1,470.126 N41.3709 °0.0328836 mm1,472.828 N469,201.3 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
17,800 N41.59208 °0.03831822 mm1,675.899 N41.49155 °0.03584364 mm1,679.221 N469,202.3 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
20,025 N41.71403 °0.04133068 mm1,880.88 N41.60625 °0.03866778 mm1,884.861 N469,203.3 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²
22,250 N41.83049 °0.0442183 mm2,085.117 N41.71584 °0.04137563 mm2,089.793 N469,204.2 N·mm⁻³ᐟ²

About This Calculator

This calculator helps evaluate axial load and displacement behavior for single-row angular contact ball bearings during preliminary engineering review.

What To Send

Prepare the bearing model, ball count, ball diameter, initial contact angle, groove curvature or groove radius data, and the axial load condition before using the result for RFQ discussion.

Engineering Note

Results are reference calculations. Final bearing selection should account for preload, mounting arrangement, lubrication, operating speed, temperature, and shaft or housing stiffness.