Study on Capacity of Vertical Lathe for Heavy Hydrostatic Bearing

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For DVT500 vertical lathe of the carrying capacity of heavy hydrostatic bearing problem, Through the simplification of the geometric model of a single oil pad to derive the effective bearing area of a single oil pad, then establish its mathematical model, for the following to prepare for the simulation of heavy hydrostatic bearing, and through the simulation of heavy hydrostatic bearing, get the input under the condition of unchanged, with the constant improvement of the speed, the change of heavy hydrostatic bearing pressure field. Results show that the feed quantity under the condition of unchanged, with the constant improvement of the speed, start from the center of the biggest oil cavity pressure peak around gradually diminishing, isobar and high oil and shape of cavity shape basically the same. Numerical calculation results reflect the inside of the bearing pressure distribution, the simulation results for the engineering practice the bearing oil cavity structure optimization design provides a theoretical basis.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 800-801)

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559-563

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July 2014

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