Study on Tilt Properties of Orifice-Compensated Aerostatic Thrust Bearings

Long Wei; Ming Min Deng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.605-607.1492

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Study on Tilt Properties of Orifice-Compensated Aerostatic Thrust Bearings

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Under different throttle type, the bearing lateral force is calculated with the heeling angle changed by using the finite volume method. Also, cavity diameter and depth are selected, which can get influence on bearing lateral force in the same heeling angle. By attributing the error between experiment results and compensational ones to measurement error and instrument error itself, the results are verificated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 605-607)

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December 2012

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Long Wei, Ming Min Deng

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Air Bearing, Heeling Angle, Lateral Force, Throttle Type

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