bärartäthet
Bärartäthet, often translated as "bearing density" or "load density," refers to the measure of force applied over a specific area of contact for a bearing. It is a critical parameter in the design and analysis of mechanical systems that utilize bearings to support or guide rotating or sliding components. Higher bärartäthet indicates that the load is concentrated over a smaller area, which can lead to increased stress, wear, and potentially premature failure of the bearing components if not properly accounted for in the design. Conversely, a lower bärartäthet suggests that the load is distributed over a larger area, generally resulting in lower stress and longer bearing life.
The calculation of bärartäthet typically involves dividing the total applied load by the effective contact area