Abstract
Experimental results indicate that oil supply can have a significant effect on cage and roller motion in a lubricated roller bearing. A theoretical analysis is presented which enables cage and roller motion, for various operating conditions, to be predicted. The theoretical results imply that reducing the oil supply to a minimum value required to maintain full hydrodynamic conditions, reduces cage slip by up to 75 percent of its fully flooded value. This conclusion is consistent with existing experimental evidence.
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