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thrust bearing
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thrust bearing [′thrəst ‚berĀ·iŋ]
(mechanical engineering)
A bearing which sustains axial loads and prevents axial movement of a loaded shaft.

thrust bearing
A support for a shaft designed to take up its end thrust.


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