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It no longer takes exotic machining to hold submicron tolerances
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It no longer takes exotic machining to hold submicron tolerances
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Software that examines bearing fundamentals leads to better designs.
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Precision bellows have extremely low spring rates, making them a better option than traditional coil springs in many mechanical and electrical devices
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Sealed bearing cartridges such as those from GGB Bearing Technology, Thorofare, N.J., are cost-effective, environmentally friendly alternatives to conventional bronze, hardened-steel, and rolling-element bearings
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Traditional vibration analysis does not clearly indicate problems until late in the failure process due to limitations in the accuracy and complexity of processing vibration data
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How long will a bearing last? Standardized life equations help to answer.
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Engineers have managed to shrink the modern jet engine until it is small enough to fit in model planes.
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Shrinking full-scale engines to pocket size is no small feat.
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Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) finds bad designs before parts get made.
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Stylists and engineers are exploring new ways to personalize pickup trucks, the best-selling type of vehicle in the U.S.
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