Thrust Bearings |
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An operating screw conveyor creates an inherent thrust load opposite the direction of material flow. This thrust load, if not transmitted to the appropriate stationary components, can result in severe damage to hanger bearings. Therefore, one end bearing should always be of a design that will prohibit thrust induced axial movement of the conveyor screw. |
To prevent possible deflection of the screw, the thrust bearing unit, whenever possible, should be located so that the screw is held in tension rather than compression. When located at the discharge end the thrust bearing holds the screw in tension. At the intake end the bearing maintains the screw in compression. |
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