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Performance Analysis of Magnetite Nano-Suspension Based Porous Slider Bearing with Varying Inclination and Slip Parameter

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Performance analysis of porous inclined slider bearing based on magnetite nanosuspension has been carried out to investigate the effects of slip parameter arising out of modeling. The expression for load carrying capacity has been derived analytically as a function of slip, magnetic, permeability and material parameters. Furthermore, the effect of an important term pertaining to the co-rotational derivative of magnetization is usually ignored by the researchers working on similar problems. However, as this term is expected to influence the load carrying capacity significantly, this paper investigates its effect on the bearing performance parameters under the present conditions. Besides, the effect of varying the inlet-outlet ratio has also been studied. It has been found that with an increase in the inlet-outlet ratio up to an optimum value, the load carrying capacity increases followed by a decreasing trend.

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Diffusion Foundations (Volume 11)

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Paras Ram*, Anil Kumar, Oluwole Daniel Makinde, Punit Kumar, Vimal Kumar Joshi

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Inlet-Outlet Ratio, Jenkins Model, Magnetic Fluid, Porous Inclined Slider Bearing, Slip Velocity

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