All articles for "Research and theory"

SKF Rolling Knowledge webinars

Experience the SKF R&D labs, where we fight friction and wear

Improved energy efficiency and cost reduction can be achieved by downsizing machines, increasing speeds and loads. As a result, machines are subject [...]
Bearings,Lubricants,Research and development,Research and theory,Roller bearings,
beakers

Experiment­ing with new challenges leading the path to innovation

Universal trends applicable to numerous machines and many industries comprise improved energy efficiency and cost reduction, which, among others, can [...]
Bearings,Design,Research and development,Research and theory,Simulation and software,
SKF Rolling Knowledge webinars

Digital twin technology for optimized sealing system

SKF Seals digital twin platforms combines advanced dynamic simulation methods with proprietary analytical models developed in-house which are crucial [...]
Digital Technology,Research and theory,Seals,Simulation and software,SKFstronger,
SKF Rolling Knowledge webinars

Bearing life statistics

As for any mechanical device, bearings encounter variations in their life even in identical operating conditions. The Weibull statistics is commonly [...]
Bearing life,Bearings,Engineering Competence,Research and theory,SKFstronger,
SKF Rolling Knowledge webinars

Noise and vibration cases in bearings and applications

Customer requirements regarding noise and vibration (N&V) levels have increased over the past years. Listen to this recorded webinar and know [...]
Bearings,Maintenance,Research and theory,Service,SKFstronger,
SKF Rolling Knowledge webinars

Grease lubrication mechanism in rolling bearings

Understanding the lubrication mechanisms will help in selecting the right grease with the right amount for a specific application to meet bearing [...]
Bearings,Lubricants,Research and theory,SKFstronger,

Bridging the gap to the academic world

SKF has highly valuable collaborations with several leading universities and academic institutions to push the boundaries of bearing technology. [...]
Research and theory,