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Pressure And Capacity Forces In Slide Journal Plane Bearing By Laminar Unsteady Lubrication

Krasowski P.

Journal of Polish CIMAC

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2008

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Vol. 3, no 2

9-13

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This paper shows results of numerical solutions an modified Reynolds equations for laminar unsteady oil flow in slide journal bearing with planar linear gap. This solution example apply to isothermal bearing model with infinity breadth. Lubricating oil used in this model has Newtonian properties and dynamic viscosity in dependence on pressure. It shows a preliminary analysis change of pressure and capacity forces in the bearing by laminar, unsteady lubrication caused by velocity perturbations of oil flow in the longitudinal direction of a bearing. Described effect can be used as an example of modeling the bearing friction node operations in reciprocating movement during exploitation of engines and machines. Plane crossbar journal bearing occur in ship combustion engine as a crosshead bearing. Results are presented in the dimensionless hydrodynamic pressure and capacity force diagrams.

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Capacity forces in slide journal plane bearing by laminar unsteady lubrication

Krasowski P.

Journal of KONES

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2008

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Vol. 15, No. 3

245-252

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This paper shows results of numerical solutions an modified Reynolds equations for laminar unsteady oil flow in slide journal bearing with planar linear gap. Discussed case of the solution to the Reynolds equation for the unsteady laminar Newtonian flow of lubricating factor allows initial estimation of hydrodynamic pressure distribution and its capacity as a basic operational parameter of the slide bearing. Unsteady axial velocity perturbation on the race surface and slide has influence on the hydrodynamic pressure distribution of the capacity of the lubricated gap. Pressure changes in the bearing are seasonal and equal to the lasting period of velocity perturbation. The level of changes and its nature depends on the kind of perturbation. This solution example applies to isothermal bearing model with infinity length. Lubricating oil used in this model has Newtonian properties and dynamic viscosity in dependence on pressure. It shows a preliminary analysis change of capacity forces in the bearing by laminar, unsteady lubrication caused by velocity perturbations of oil flow in the longitudinal direction of a bearing. Described effect can be used as an example of modeling the bearing friction node operations in reciprocating movement during exploitation of engines and machines. Plane crossbar journal bearing occur in ship combustion engine as a crosshead bearing. Results are presented in the dimensionless hydrodynamic pressure and capacity force diagrams.

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Pressure in slide journal plane bearing by laminar unsteady oil flow

Krasowski P.

Journal of KONES

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2007

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Vol. 14, No. 3

297-303

EN

This paper shows results of numerical solutions a modified Reynolds equation for laminar unsteady oil flow in slide journal plane bearing gap. It shows a preliminary analysis of pressure distribution change in the bearing by laminar, unsteady lubrication caused by velocity perturbations of oil flow in the longitudinal direction of a bearing. Described effect can be used as an example of modelling the bearing friction node operations in reciprocating movement during exploitation of engines and machines. Plane crossbar journal bearing occur in ship combustion engine as a crosshead bearing. During modelling crossbar bearing operations in combustion engines, bearing movement perturbations from engine vertical vibrations causes velocity flow perturbations of lubricating oil on the bearing race and on the bearing slider in the longitudinal direction. Engine forced vertical vibrations frequency and crankshaft forced torsional vibrations is determined by shaft rotational speed, engine cylinder number and by engine type. This solution example applies to isothermal bearing model with infinity length. Lubricating oil used in this model has Newtonian properties and dynamic viscosity in dependence on pressure. Results are presented in the dimensionless hydrodynamicpressure diagrams.