BS EN 2012:1989 - Specification for bearings - airframe rolling rigid, single row ball bearings in steel diameter series 0 and 2. Dimensions and loads

BS EN 2012:1989

Specification for bearings - airframe rolling rigid, single row ball bearings in steel diameter series 0 and 2. Dimensions and loads

Status : Current   Published : September 1989

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Characteristics of bearings designed to withstand only slow rotations and oscillations under load. Intended for use between fixed and moving parts of the aircraft structure and their control mechanisms.




Standard NumberBS EN 2012:1989
TitleSpecification for bearings - airframe rolling rigid, single row ball bearings in steel diameter series 0 and 2. Dimensions and loads
StatusCurrent
Publication Date29 September 1989
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
International RelationshipsEN 2012:1984
DescriptorsStatic loading, Single-row bearings, Clearances, Ball bearings, Mass, Steels, Roughness (surface), Aircraft components, Airframe bearings, Bearings, Environment (working), Rolling bearings, Dimensions, Marking, Designations
ICS49.035
Title in FrenchRoulements pour structures d'aéronefs roulements en acier, rigides à une rangée de billes séries de diamètres 0 et 2. Dimensions et charges
Title in GermanFlugwerklager einreihige Rillenkugellager aus Stahl Durchmesserreihen 0 und 2. Masze und Belastungen
CommitteeACE/1
ISBN0 580 17649 5
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages12
File Size310 KB
Price£112.00


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