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Test Stand
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Related productsReal metal bearing and bike test bench.
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SUMMARY
Project preparation 1Drawing overallAssembly drawingTeacher documentsStudent worksheets and answers
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5 to 8
September 2007Etienne Bernot - Jean Luc Mathey
5, avenue de l’AtlantiqueZ.I. de Courtaboeuf
91940 Les UlisTél. : 01 64 86 41 00 - Fax. : 01 64 46 31 19
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Test stand
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Presentation - Preparing the model from the kit supplied
1 - Assembly of the internal ringAssemble the two half-rings with the 8 3x13 screws
2 - Assembling the external ring Assemble the two half--rings with the 8 3x13 screws
3 - Making the ballsStick together two halves of balls which are different colours
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The screws must be screwed in completely but gently
drops of glue(glue provided in the kit)
The screws must be screwed in completely but gently
Teacher Document
PROJECT STEP
DOCUMENT TITLE
A4
Name
ClassSchool
Date
TECHNOLOGYAT SCHOOL
Exploded view
ASSEMBLY
NUMBER DESCRIPTION CHARACTERISTICS
1 01 External ring Man-made polyethylene 5002 01 Internal ring Man-made polyethylene 5003 09 Balls Injected ABS4 01 Cage Expanded PVC5 01 O-ring
Injected polyethylene
QUANTITY
02
6 03 Elastic rivets (large head)Crystal PVC
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6
1
2
3
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Teacher Document
PROJECT PART
DOCUMENT TITLE
A4
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ClassSchool
Date
TECHNOLOGYAT SCHOOL
Assembly
ASSEMBLY
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1- Place the balls between the internal and external rings
2 - Space balls evenly
3 - Insert the cage between the balls
4 - Attach the transparent o-ring to the cage
Teacher Document
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Suggestions for learningThis model has been designed to enable study of ball bearings.
It will act as a guide for investigation when students discover ball bearings in objects that theystudy such as skateboards, bikes and scooters.
Some suggestions for learning
1 - Testing the ball bearing model: assembly and disassembly. Make a flowchart of the assembly steps, using the diagrams provided by the teacher.Note: Let students use the assembled bearing to work out the ‘trick’ for assembling anddisassembling it. Drawing and example of flowsheet on page 5.
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2 - Identification of various components of the ball bearing. Technical vocabulary.Complete the exploded view and general vocabularyStudent worksheet page 8, use page 2 as the answers.
3 - Observations on the model and real steel bearing.Students test the ball bearing model as well as a real stainless steel bearing. Ask them about the following to guide their observations:- Role of the balls- Role of the ball cage- Role of the raceway- Draw a diagram: include the two raceways and balls.Make a table of comparison to compare the model with the real ball bearing: materials, setsteel cage, lubricant, gap between the external and internal ring cages.- Uses of ball bearings: List some technical objects which use ball bearings. You could useclassroom objects (tools and machinery, trucks, fans, computer table slides, various objects,bicycles,roller skates, skateboards, models...)
Student worksheet page 6, answers page 7.
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Order of Assembly
The correct order
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4 - A
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Make a flowchart which shows the order of assembly by cutting and sticking the labelsin a notebook. Name each step.
Student Worksheet
Teacher Document
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Observations on the ball bearing using the model
1 - Role of the ballsBlock the internal cage with one hand and rotate the external cage with the other hand.Describe the movement of the balls.
5 - Using ball bearingsGive some examples of objects which use ball bearings.Why do we use ball bearings?
4 - Compare the model with the real metal bearingComplete this table of comparison (material, cage...)
3 - Role of the racewayHave a look at the raceways and draw a diagram of them.Why do they look like this?
2 - Role of the cageDisassemble the cage, block the internal cage with one hand and use the other hand tomake the external cage rotate several times.What do the balls do?What is the cage used for?
Raceway
Model Real metal bearingMaterialCageLubricationExternal/Internal cage gap
Student Document
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Observations on the ball bearing: answers1 - Role of balls
Block the internal ring with one hand and rotate the external ring with the other hand.Describe the movement of the balls.The balls roll between the two rings, they move more slowly than the exterior ring
4 - Compare the model with the real metal bearingComplete this table of comparison (material, cage...)
2 - Role of the cageDisassemble the cage, block the internal ring with one hand and use the other hand tomake the external ring rotate several times.What do the balls do?What is the cage used for?After several turns of the external ring, most of the balls regroup. The job of the cageis to maintain the spacing of the balls.
3 - Role of the racewayHave a look at the raceways and draw a diagram of them.Why do they look like this?The shape of the raceways reflects the shape of the balls, it guides them, makes iteasier for them to roll and strengthens the two cages.
Raceway
Exterior ring
Interior ring
Ball Ø 20
Model Real metal bearingPVC, Polyethylene, ABS SteelMaterialAsymmetrical,removable Symmetrical, set ,unremovableCagenone GreaseLubricationimportant gap NoneExt/Int cages gap
Teacher Document
5 - Using ball bearingsGive some examples of objects which use ball bearings.Why do we use ball bearings?There are ball bearings in bicycle direction, skateboard wheel axles, scooters,roller skates and bicycles, a drill’s spindle...Bearings can reduce friction between rotating parts.
PROJECT PART
DOCUMENT TITLE
A4
Name
ClassSchool
Date Drawing of assembly and exploded view
ASSEMBLY
NUMBER DESCRIPTION CHARACTERISTICS
1 01 External ring Man-made polyethylene 5002 01 Internal ring Man-made polyethylene 5003 09 Balls Injected ABS4 01 Cage Expanded PVCl5 01 Side of the cage
QUANTITY
08
Crystal PVC6 03 Elastic rivets (large head) Injected polyethylene
Exploded view View of the assembled bearing
Student Worksheet
Exercise1 - Fill in the gaps on the exploded view drawing.2 - Use different colours to illustrate the different components of the ball bearings on the
two drawings.
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