...: jonas.marheineke@imse.rwth-aachen.de Email: sebastien.piton@jeumontelectric.com Contributed by the Tribology Division of ASME for publication in the J ournal of T ribology . 01 09 2020 23 12 2020 23 12 2020 05 02 2021 materials hydrodynamics PEEK bearing design...

...Christophe Minet; Noël Brunetière; Bernard Tournerie Mechanical seals are commonly used in industrial applications. The main purpose of these components is to ensure the sealing of rotating shafts. Their optimal point of operation is obtained at the boundary between the mixed and hydrodynamic...

... 04 10 2011 discs (structures) hydrodynamics laminar flow lubrication non-Newtonian flow hydrodynamic lubrication curved squeeze films non-Newtonian fluids inertia effects couple stress effects Squeeze films find enormous applications in lubrication technology, skeletal...

...Dong Zhu; Q. Jane Wang Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication (EHL) is commonly known as a mode of fluid-film lubrication in which the mechanism of hydrodynamic film formation is enhanced by surface elastic deformation and lubricant viscosity increase due to high pressure. It has been an active...

...Andreas Almqvist; John Fabricius; Andrew Spencer; Peter Wall Different averaging techniques have proved to be useful for analyzing the effects of surface roughness in hydrodynamic lubrication. This paper compares two of these averaging techniques, namely the flow factor method by Patir and Cheng (P...

.... Eng., Part J. Eng. Tribol. , 213 , pp. 371 – 381. 10.1243/1350650991542749 26 11 2010 27 04 2011 21 07 2011 21 07 2011 deformation elastodynamics hydrodynamics impact (mechanical) lubricating oils lubrication mechanical contact micromechanics point contacts...

... of the surface. A thrust bearing tribometer was used to compare performance of hydrophilic and hydrophobic surfaces in hydrodynamic lubrication with a mixture of water and glycerol as the lubricant. Hydrophobic surfaces on both runner and bearing were achieved with the deposition of H-DLC films on titanium alloy...

...Roberto Bassani This chapter deals with a hydrodynamic journal bearing provided with hollow bushings, capable of supporting very high loads, even at low speeds, at which separation between the shaft and the housing’s bushing is induced by a specific self-regulating hydrostatic system. The same...

... to vary from 0.01 to 0.8 μ m, and the proportion of the load supported by asperity contact varied from 50% to 0%. 30 12 2010 06 04 2011 17 06 2011 17 06 2011 elastic moduli film flow flow separation flow visualisation hydrodynamics liquid films lubricating oils rheology...

... for averaged load carrying capacity are presented here. 25 08 2010 18 12 2010 23 03 2011 23 03 2011 friction hydrodynamics lubrication rotational flow surface roughness A classical problem in lubrication is to study the pressure distribution in a thin incompressible...

..., calculated using the VE and LE models. As was demonstrated in Ref. 10 , the transient fluid pressure distribution is governed by a complex dependence on the hydrodynamic effects produced by the changing rod velocity, the boundary condition effects produced by the changing sealed pressure, and the effects...

... to further improve the prediction precision of lubrication performance of crankshaft bearing. 14 11 2009 16 07 2010 23 09 2010 23 09 2010 elastic deformation elastodynamics heat engines hydrodynamics lubrication machine bearings shafts elastohydrodynamic lubrication...

... for surface roughness and shear thinning is treated to predict the pressure and surface asperity effect in an EHL line-contact. The unknown in the Reynolds equation is the hydrodynamic pressure instead of the total pressure to ensure that the pressure boundary condition at the outlet is properly posed...

... 04 2010 elasticity finite element analysis hydrodynamics lubrication machine bearings mechanical contact surface roughness surface topography conformal-contact elastohydrodynamic lubrication finite element transient It is a common practice to use an elastic displacement...

... of the lubricant changes as the geometry of the texture is decreased toward the nanoscale. This work uses existing scale dependent lubrication theories to model the hydrodynamic lubrication of textured surfaces in attempt to predict how nanoscale textures will perform. The theoretical results show that the scale...

.... This study starts with a known solution to the Laplace equation in a cylindrical coordinate system, which is in the form of an infinite summation. A set of analytical solutions to pressure, load capacity, flow rate, and torque loss is derived in this paper for hydrodynamic lubrication problems encountered...

... 03 2010 differential equations elasticity elastodynamics finite element analysis friction hydrodynamics liquid films machine bearings oils rotors valves tilting-pad journal bearings control elastohydrodynamics vibration Curves of static oil film thickness...

...Yaser Bastani; Marcio de Queiroz A new method for determining a closed-form expression for the hydrodynamic forces in finite-length plain journal bearings is introduced. The method is based on applying correction functions to the force models of the infinitely long (IL) or infinitely short...

...H. Sojoudi; M. M. Khonsari This paper presents a simple approach to predict the behavior of friction coefficient in the sliding lubricated point contact. Based on the load-sharing concept, the total applied load is supported by the combination of hydrodynamic film and asperity contact. The asperity...

... can penetrate the contact area and the oil pool gets smaller or even vanishes. Barker et al. ( 4 ) applied an ultra thin film interferometer and short duration TV microscopy to investigate the elasto-hydrodynamic lubrication (EHL) film-forming properties of emulsions in rolling point contacts...