Review of the Study on Load Capacity of Oil-Film Bearings

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The oil-film bearings are widely used in mechanical transmission due to the good performance. In normal operating conditions, the journal and bearing shell are separated by the oil film, which contributes to the reduction of wear. And the stability and reliability of oil film has a great effect on load capacity. The paper briefly introduces research methods of the load capacity of oil-film bearings and points out some aspects of large oil-film bearings for in-depth study. Then combining dynamic simulation with experimental test on the scaled model of whole machine, a dynamic research idea is presented for large oil-film bearings.

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