Calculation of Deformation of a Mobile Elastic Element of the Hydrodynamic Tilting-Pad Journal Bearing

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The hydrodynamic tilting-pad journal bearing with a mobile elastic element and choose of its geometry by calculating deformations are analyzed in the paper. It is shown here, that such bearings with elastic elements can use the kinetic energy of the oil, which appears in the incensement volume. When rotor oscillations appear elastic elements disturb the equilibrium of segments and diminish the influence of oscillation. Differential equations are derived for this aim and they allow choosing geometrical parameters of elastic elements independence on the load intensity and the oil temperature.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 113)

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388-392

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June 2006

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