An Influence of Inertia Forces on Stability of Turbulent Journal Bearings
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概要
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It is a purpose of this paper to discuss both turbulence and inertia effects on the static and dynamic characteristics of high speed journal bearings. Because of the difficulty of analysis, infinitely long and short width bearings are dealt with analytically instead of finite width bearings. It is found that the static characteristics such as the Sommerfeld number and the locus of shaft center are affected mainly by turbulence but the dynamic ones such as the spring, damping and acceleration coefficients of lubricant film and the stability of rotors are affected by inertia.
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著者
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Hashimoto Hiromu
School Of Engineering Tokai University
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Wada Sanae
School Of Science And Engineering Waseda University
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