Shaft Alignment Concepts: Bearing Clearances | ACOEM

Shaft alignment practitioners need to understand the concept of bearing clearances. Bearing clearances can result in both radial and axial shaft movement. Excessive shaft movements can adversely affect the repeatability of alignment measurements. Acoem -- www.acoem.com -- is pleased to bring you the Shaft Alignment Concepts series of videos.
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[@Trohawkk]

wow so helpful. just learned this at school but didnt understand it their way thzxx

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thanks for explanation))

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[@adrianemilsen4893]

Thanks for your great video. Can you explain where there is no Cn fit (normal) listed in your video. There seems to be a different nomenclature at work. Almost all bearings manufacturers I'm aware of have C1, C2, Cn, C3, C4, C5 to describe internal clearance.

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