Method for retaining member by caulking
a technology of retaining member and caulking, which is applied in the direction of bearing unit rigid support, forging press, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing the pressure of the caulking process and preventing the amount of plastic deformation
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[0066]According to the invention in which a method for retaining a member by caulking and a structure of caulked retaining member are realized with the aid of the caulked retaining member as described above, the following effects are obtained. 1) In subjecting the end 8x of the bearing holder 8 to the caulking process, the pressure is applied to the pressure receiving shoulder portion 8y in the same direction as the direction of the clamping force generated by the caulked portion 8b. Thus, as described above, the residual axial force in the bearing holder 8 is larger after the completion of the described caulking process than in the case of a conventional caulking process. Thus, the clamping force for holding the outer race 14a may be increased.
[0067]In addition, the pressure receiving surface 8d of the pressure receiving shoulder portion 8y is set higher than the end surface 14b of the outer race 14a. Thus, no pressure results from plastic deformation of the caulked portion 8b in t...
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[0104]Then, when the caulking stroke Lp reaches the stroke point Ly where the relationship dTp≦Bdtp−dy is satisfied (NO in S208), the caulking stop process is executed (S212). The caulking stop process is the same as that described in step S112 of the invention.
[0105]In the above configuration, steps S204, S206, S208, and S210 of the caulking control process (FIG. 11) are equivalent to the processes executed by the specific change detection unit, and step S212 is equivalent to the process executed by the process changing unit.
[0106]As described above, in this embodiment of the invention, the determination of whether to stop the caulking process is based on the caulking torque change amount dTp. The effects described in the third embodiment of the invention are obtained from this as well.
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[0107]In the invention, the caulking stop process (S112, S212) executed in the caulking control process (FIGS. 9 and 11) differs in that the caulking process continues for a brief period before the caulking stop process is executed as described above.
[0108]That is, as shown in FIG. 12, when the caulking process progresses beyond the stroke point Lx, Ly (the origin in FIG. 12), the strain of the bearing 214 is caused and increased as the caulking stroke Lp increases. If the strain of the bearing 214 is within a permissible range, it is preferable, in view of various errors during the process, to stop the caulking process after the caulking stroke Lp slightly exceeds the stroke point Lx, Ly, so that the bearing 214 is held with a sufficient clamping force.
[0109]For example, if the permissible range of the strain of the bearing 214 is equal to or smaller than 5 μm, it was experimentally determined that the caulking stroke Lp may exceed the stroke point Lx or Ly by 0.2 mm. Accordingly, ...
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