Construction of separating surfaces of a split bearing

Claim 2

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts and with center longitudinal axes of the bores of the bolts intersecting the separating surfaces laterally of the center of the separating surfaces, as viewed in cross section, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross-section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that said angle opens in the direction toward that side of the center of the separating surfaces, on which are located the center longitudinal axes of the bores of the bolts.

Claim 3

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 1, characterized in that the magnitude of the angle is so selected that with the bolts tightened to about one-fourth of full tightening, the separating surfaces abut at one another essentially over their entire surfaces.

Claim 4

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 2, characterized in that the separating surfaces are provided with tooth means.

Claim 5

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 3, characterized in that the bearing parts include a lower bearing part and a bearing cover and in that the bolts are cover bolts.

Claim 6

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, the magnitude of the angle is so selected that with the bolts tightened to about one-fourth of full tightening, the separating surfaces abut at one another essentially over their entire surfaces.

Claim 7

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, the magnitude of the angle is so selected that with the bolts tightened to about one-fourth of full tightening, the separating surfaces abut at one another essentially over their entire surfaces.

Claim 8

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the bearing parts include a lower bearing part and a bearing cover and in that the bolts are cover bolts.

Claim 9

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the bearing parts include a lower bearing part and a bearing cover and in that the bolts are cover bolts.

Claim 10

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 6, with center longitudinal axes of the bores of the bolts intersecting the separating surfaces laterally of the center of the separating surfaces, as viewed in cross section, characterized in that said angle opens in the direction toward that side of the center of the separating surfaces, on which are located the center longitudinal axes of the bores of the bolts.

Claim 11

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the separating surfaces are provided with tooth means.

Claim 12

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the separating surfaces are provided with tooth means.

Claim 13

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 8, characterized in that the magnitude of the angle is so selected that with the bolts tightened to about one-fourth of full tightening, the separating surfaces abut at one another essentially over their entire surfaces.

Claim 14

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the split bearing defines a bearing bore for receiving a bearing means, the center longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts intersecting the separating surfaces at a position laterally displaced from the center of the separating surfaces such that the longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts are disposed nearer the bearing bore than the center of the separating surfaces, and in that said angle opens in the direction of the bearing bore.

Claim 15

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the split bearing defines a bearing bore for receiving a bearing means, the center longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts intersecting the separating surfaces at a position laterally displaced from the center of the separating surfaces such that the longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts are disposed nearer the bearing bore than the center of the separating surfaces, and in that said angle opens in the direction of the bearing bore.

Claim 16

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 10, characterized in that the magnitude of the angle is so selected that with the bolts tightened to about one-fourth of full tightening, the separating surfaces abut at one another essentially over their entire surfaces.

Claim 17

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 11, characterized in that the separating surfaces are provided with tooth means.

Claim 18

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 10, characterized in that the separating surfaces are provided with tooth means.

Claim 19

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the split bearing includes a bearing bore for receiving a bearing means, the center longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts intersecting the separating surfaces at a position laterally displaced from the center of the separating surfaces such that the center of the separating surfaces are disposed nearer the bearing bore than the longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts, and in that said angle opens in a direction away from the bearing bore.

Claim 20

A construction of the separating surfaces of a split bearing provided with bores for receiving tightening bolts, characterized in that two adjacent separating surfaces of different bearing parts are inclined to one another with non-tightened bolts in such a manner that they subtend, as viewed in cross section, an angle of the magnitude of less than 1°, and in that the split bearing includes a bearing bore for receiving a bearing means, the center longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts intersecting the separating surfaces at a position laterally displaced from the center of the separating surfaces such that the center of the separating surfaces are disposed nearer the bearing bore than the longitudinal axes of the bores for receiving the tightening bolts, and in that said angle opens in a direction away from the bearing bore.

Claim 21

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 14, characterized in that the magnitude of the angle is so selected that with the bolts tightened to about one-fourth of full tightening, the separating surfaces abut at one another essentially over their entire surfaces.

Claim 22

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 15, characterized in that the separating surfaces are provided with tooth means.

Claim 23

A construction of the separating surfaces according to claim 14, characterized in that the separating surfaces are provided with tooth means.