DS DS/EN 2130 Aerospace series - Bearings, precision ball in corrosion resisting steel for instruments and equipment - Technical specification
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DS DS/EN 2130 Document Information:
Title
Aerospace series - Bearings, precision ball in corrosion resisting steel for instruments and equipment - Technical specification
Flymateriel
Dansk Standard
Publication Date:
Dec 6, 2001
Scope:
This standard specifies the required characteristics, inspection and test methods, qualification and acceptance conditions for precision ball bearings, in corrosion resisting steel, with a nominal bore diameter > 8 mm, used for aerospace instruments and equipment. It is applicable whenever referenced.
Keywords:
- ACCEPTANCE SPECIFICATION
- AEROSPACE TRANSPORT
- AIR TRANSPORT
- AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS
- BALL BEARINGS
- BEARINGS
- CORROSION RESISTANCE
- CORROSION-RESISTANT
- CORROSION-RESISTANT STEELS
- DEFINITION
- DEFINITIONS
- DELIVERY CONDITIONS
- GROOVED BALL BEARINGS
- INSPECTION
- MATERIALS
- NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING
- PACKAGES
- PRECISION BALL BEARINGS
- PRECISION BEARINGS
- QUALITY ASSURANCE
- ROLLING BEARINGS
- SPACE TRANSPORT
- STEELS
- TESTING
- TOLERANCES (MEASUREMENT)
- ACCEPTANCE TESTING
- CORROSION-RESISTANT S
- TOLERANCES : MEASUREMENT
- PACKING
- NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS
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