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Stability Characteristics of Floating Bush Bearings
Journal of Lubrication Technology, 1972 Stability characteristics, or “oil-whip suppressing effect”, of floating bush bearings is investigated theoretically and experimentally. A theory based on the assumptions of “infinitely short bearing” and “film rupture in negative-pressure region” is derived and stability charts obtained by numerical calculations are presented.
Hori Y
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333 Experimental Study on Stability of Floating Bush Journal Bearings : Effect of Bearing Load
The Proceedings of the Dynamics & Design Conference, 2006 Kiyoshi Hatakenaka
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The Proceedings of the JSME Annual Meeting, 2010 Kiyoshi Hatakenaka, Daisuke Kondo
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Coupling Analysis of Dynamics and Oil Film Lubrication on Rotor - Floating Bush Bearing System
Journal of System Design and Dynamics, 2011 A coupling calculation method using dynamics and lubrication for a rotor and floating bush bearing system has been developed to predict self-excited oscillations and unbalance oscillations using a flexible multibody dynamics technique with hydrodynamic lubrication theory.
Mizuho Inagaki +2 more
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The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress Japan, 2019
Shinpei KOTANI, Masayuki OCHIAI
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Shinpei KOTANI, Masayuki OCHIAI
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Determination of Friction Coefficient in Floating Bush Bearings by Strain Gauge Method
International Journal of Automation Technology, 2010 A floating bush bearing is a kind of journal bearing in which the bushing will float between the journal and bearing. Knowing the frictional coefficient is important for the determination of wear loss and power loss conditions; an appropriate test rig is used to determine friction of floating bush bearings. The frictional coefficient of bearings in dry
Dilip C. Patel, Deepak P. Vakharia
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506 Instability of Aerostatic Journal Bearings with Porous Floating Bush at High Speeds
The Proceedings of the Manufacturing & Machine Tool Conference, 2006Masaaki Miyatake, Shigeka Yoshimoto
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Engineering Failure Analysis, 2020
Abstract The sealing structure of the floating bush is used to connect the cylinder barrel and the valve plate and compensate for the inconsistency of the motion, which is caused by the offset of the cylinder barrel under the external load and the dynamic pressure of the water film.
Defa Wu, Wenshu Wei, Ran Li
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Abstract The sealing structure of the floating bush is used to connect the cylinder barrel and the valve plate and compensate for the inconsistency of the motion, which is caused by the offset of the cylinder barrel under the external load and the dynamic pressure of the water film.
Defa Wu, Wenshu Wei, Ran Li
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Run-up of turbocharger rotors in nonlinearly modelled floating bush bearings
MTZ worldwide, 2010With small-sized high-speed rotors, such as exhaust turbochargers in cars and trucks, floating bush bearings are used. The multi-body simulation of the run-up of exhaust gas turbocharger rotors with nonlinearly modelled floating bush bearings represents a great challenge for hydrodynamics and rotor dynamics.
Knoll, Gunter +5 more
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