Abstract
In this paper, the analysis of the directional heat flux and total heat flux for the bearing balls of Titanium alloy and Silicon Nitride has been demonstrated across a temperature range between 150 to 250 degree celcius. The obtained data allowed comparing the values of total heat flux and various directional heat flux. By comparing directional and total flux of heat in materials it enables the choice of the best-suited material creating bearings with regard to the performance needed. The use of the findings of the current comparison is to ensure efficiency and durability in particular operations. The data presented in the paper helped to analyze the patterns of heat distribution and see the differences between the materials and results a better material for ball bearing. Titanium alloy has excellent mechanical properties like mechanical strength and corrosion resistance. Silicon Nitride is characterized by thermal stability and high thermal resistance and also has excellent wear properties. Thus, using the results of the analysis allows choosing the material for bearing production for high-velocity and high-load operation based on a profound comparison to select the right material. The choice of right material will allow for a more efficient and durable bearing in an industrial setting.
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