Learn about anti-friction bearing components, designs and applications. Ideal for all engineering industries.
Humans have been using anti-friction bearings (rolling contact bearings) for thousands of years. But what are anti-friction bearings? Why are there so many different types? And why does every engineer need to know a little bit about them? The answers to all of these questions are in this course!
Anti-Friction Bearing Fundamentals
Full Code
MTN0201SV205
Module Type
E-learning
Description
Short description:
Anti-friction bearings: Learn to analyze bearing types, functions, and maintenance through interactive scenarios in this self-paced module.
Long description:
This module provides an in-depth exploration of anti-friction bearing fundamentals, focusing on their structure, function, and operational principles in mechanical systems. Learners will identify, classify, and analyze different types of bearings, examining how design characteristics influence performance and reliability. Through interactive content and practical scenarios, participants will explore load handling, lubrication methods, and common failure modes. The module integrates real-world applications to demonstrate how bearings support machinery efficiency and longevity, culminating in the ability to evaluate bearing selection and maintenance practices. Positioned as a foundational unit, it supports further learning in mechanical systems, maintenance, and reliability engineering.
What you will learn
- Identify different types of anti-friction bearings and their structural components in mechanical systems
- Explain the operating principles and load distribution mechanisms of bearings in industrial applications
- Analyze factors affecting bearing performance, including lubrication, load, and speed conditions
- Evaluate common bearing failure modes and their causes in real-world scenarios
- Apply appropriate bearing selection criteria based on operational requirements and constraints
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