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Ferrohydrodynamic thrust bearings

International Journal of Engineering Science, 1979
Abstract This paper treats thrust bearings in which the lubricant is a ferroliquid confined by an applied magnetic field to the gap between two plates, one fixed and one mounted on a rotating shaft carrying an axial load. For plates with plane, parallel surfaces, the lubricant extends beyond the edges of the plates and axially along their sides ...
Walker, J. S., Buckmaster, J. D.
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Magnetogasdynamic inclined thrust bearings

Wear, 1974
Abstract A study of magnetogasdynamic inclined thrust bearings with an axial magnetic field showed that, for a given flow rate, load capacities of bearings with converging and diverging film thickness are greater under adiabatic than under isothermal conditions. At constant pump pressure, load capacities of bearings with converging and diverging film
A.C. Mahanti, G. Ramanaiah
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THRUST BEARING

2002
The invention relates to a double-row thrust bearing comprised of rolling body rims (10, 11, 13, 14), outer running discs (5, 8), a middle running disc (6) and of a bush (1). Said thrust bearing is characterized in that the bush (1) extends in an axial direction over both running discs (5, 8), and is provided at one end with a flange (2), which is ...
INA SCHAEFFLER KG, MEIER PETER, OETJEN JUERGEN   +2 more
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Suspension Strut Thrust Bearing

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1999
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Conventional suspension strut thrust bearing has been either steel ball or needle bearing. The attempts to replace the rolling element bearing with single layer plastic bearing did not gain much success. The authors have succeeded in replacing these with an injection molded self-lubricating plastic bearing.
E. Hayashi, M. Iwakura
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Parallel Surface Thrust Bearing

A S L E Transactions, 1958
The theory for the thermal wedge thrust pad is given assuming (a) all the heat is taken away by the oil and (b) the viscosity is constant across the thickness of the film. The viscosity is allowed to vary in the direction of motion. Solutions are obtained by both analytical and relaxation methods for infinite and finite pads.
A. Cameron, W. L. Wood
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The Tapered-Land Thrust Bearing

Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1956
Abstract Neglecting side leakage the maximum load capacity which can be carried per unit width is obtained when there is a stepped convergence to the oil film. However, when side leakage is considered the stepped bearing is only slightly better than the tilting-pad bearing, this being due to the fact that the maximum oil pressure occurs ...
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Vibration reducing thrust bearing

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1992
A thrust bearing for vibration reduction application which isolates the tst shoes so that transmissions of vibrations induced by drag on the thrust shoes are attenuated or avoided. A thrust shoe carrier isolates the thrust shoes from the relatively stationary platform in which the bearing operates by providing a damped spring system with relatively ...
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The magnetohydrodynamic thrust bearing

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1967
The magnetohydrodynamic lubrication flow in a step-type thrust bearing has been investigated both theoretically and experimentally. The experimental configuration consisted of nine identical segments arranged on a circular plate. Flow was induced by rotating the upper plate. Pressures, voltages and torques were recorded.
E. Roland Maki, Dennis C. Kuzma, Russell J. Donnelly   +2 more
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce, Lorenzo Cohen, Karen M Mustian   +2 more
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Thrust bearings

Tribology International, 1978
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