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The dimensions of each one are going to have some bearing on the answer.
Each face of the cube has 1/6 of the area = 78/6 = 13 in2 .Each side of the face = square root of the area = sqrt(13) inches .The volume of the cube is (side length)3 = [ sqrt(13) ]3 = 46.872 in3 (rounded)
An acre of area can have any shape at all. If it's laid out in a square shape, then each side of the square is 208.71 feet long. (rounded)
There are an infinite number of them. You can draw any shape at all, and I can shrink it orblow it up so that it has an area of 10.5 sq cm.If it's a square, then each side of it is 3.24 cm long (rounded).If it's a circle, then it has a diameter of 3.656 cm (rounded).If it's a rectangle a mile long, then it's 0.0000652cm wide (rounded).But it can be any shape that you happen to like today.
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putting a journal bearing at each end of the turbine rotor or shaft would be to support it.
It depends on the type of bearing, and which measurement. A double race roller bearing is measured on the inside (shaft diameter) with an internal vernier caliper or similar device. On the outside (casing or pillow block diameter) with an external vernier. And the width (or length) of each race can be measured with and external vernier. A babbitt bearing can be measured by measuring the journal on which it is to be mounted, then taking "leads" (or using plastigages), by placing lead fuse wire or a plastigage on the journal, placing the bearing top half over the leads, and bolting down the bearing housing over that. Then unbolt the bearing housing remove the top half the bearing and with a micrometer measure the crushed thickness of the fuse wire. Add this to the journal diameter to get the internal diameter of the bearing. The main reason for taking leads is to determine the oil wedge gap in the bearing to see if it is the right thickness. If it is too thin the bearing needs to be scraped if it is too thick the bearing needs to be replaced or the journal built back up to the correct diameter.
The dimensions of each one are going to have some bearing on the answer.
I assume you mean the bearing lining from a stuck or spun bearing. You can have the crank turned at a machine shop, or you can use strips of emery cloth and polish it off. Use strips 12 to 18 inches long and as wide as the journal. Rotate the crank as far as you can to one side, the 8 or 9 o'clock position, put a strip of emery cloth over the journal and holding each end in a hand, polish the crank. Do this for a while and then rotate it to the 3-4 o'clock position and do the same. This should let you get to the entire journal.
There is one at each wheel bearing.There is one at each wheel bearing.
The bearing size is stamped into each bearing halve.
1.88 meter2 = 20.236 square feet = 34,968 square inches. (rounded) If the area is in the shape of a square, then each side of the square is 1.371 meter 4.498 feet 53.98 inches (all rounded)
It's the area inside a square that's 4.12 miles on each side (rounded number).
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you have to buy a bearing pusher tool to get it out i suggest the kryptonics one tool because each bit on it has a bearing pusher
There is no simple formula to calculate the metal bearing clearance. Manufacturers must specify the clearance for each individual bearing.
Total area = 4 square feet.The cube has 6 faces.Area of each face is (4/6) square foot.Area = square of the length of each edge.Length of each edge = square root of the area of each face.Length = sqrt(4/6 square foot) = 0.8165 ft = 9.798 inches (rounded)