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At first glance, ball bearings are
relatively simple mechanisms. However,
an analysis of their internal geometries
reveals that they are quite complex. For
example, the ball to raceway conformity,
the radial play, and the number of balls all impact the ability of a ball
bearing to support loads under a variety
of conditions.