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    The document provides calculations to determine various parameters related to the operation of a bearing, including the frictional power loss, hydrodynamic flow, end leakage, temperature rise, and maximum pressure. It provides the calculations for two example problems involving determining the appropriate oil grade, frictional loss, flow, leakage, temperature rise, and pressure for given bearing dimensions, load, speed, clearance, and other specifications.

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    The document provides calculations to determine various parameters related to the operation of a bearing, including the frictional power loss, hydrodynamic flow, end leakage, temperature rise, and maximum pressure. It provides the calculations for two example problems involving determining the appropriate oil grade, frictional loss, flow, leakage, temperature rise, and pressure for given bearing dimensions, load, speed, clearance, and other specifications.

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    Cd

    C r=
    2

    Cd
    e= −ho
    2

    1. A shaft revolving t 1740rpm is supported by a bearing


    with a length of 105 mm and diameter of 64 mm. If the
    load is light and SAE 20 oil is used with an average
    temperature of 65oC and a diametral clearance of 0.128
    mm, what would be the loss of power due to friction.
    N=1740 rpm
    C d=0.128 mm

    SAE 20
    -required to determine the
    friction power loss
    From Figure AF 16, SAE 20 W @ 65oC.
    −6
    μ=2.4 ×10 Reyn

    Solving for the torque


    2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3
    2 π r L Ns 2 π r L N s 4 π r L N s 8 π r L Ns
    T= = = =
    h Cd Cr Cd
    2
    ( )
    3
    2 64 1∈.
    T =8 ( π ) mm × ¿¿
    2 25.4 mm

    T =¿9.0501 in – lb
    For the frictional power
    T f N (9.0501∈−lb)(1740 rpm)
    fhp= =
    63000 63000
    fhp=0.250 hp∨0.1865 kW
    L
    2. The load on a 4-inch full bearing is 2000 lb, n = 320 rpm D
    =1,

    temperature is 150 oF, and ho = 0.00088 in. a)


    C d / D=0.0011,operating
    Select the oil that will closely accord with the stated conditions.
    ft −lb
    For the selected oil, determine b) the frictional loss, min
    ; c) the
    hydrodynamic flow of oil through the bearing; d) the amount of
    end leakage; e) the temperature rise as the oil passes through the
    bearing; and f) the maximum pressure.

    Required:
    W = 2000 lbs
    a) Oil Grade
    b) Uf
    c) q
    d) qr
    ho = 0.00088 in
    e) Δ to
    Cd f) Pmax
    e= −ho
    2
    Solution:
    a) For the grade of oil
    C d=0.0011 D
    0.0011(4)
    C r= =0.0022
    2
    0.00088
    From table AT 20, L/D = 1, Assumming 0.0022
    =0.4
    S=0.121

    ( )
    2
    r μn
    S= ( )
    Cr p

    ( )
    2
    Sp C r
    μ=
    Ns r

    Solving for the bearing pressure


    W 2000 lbs
    P= =
    LD 4∈× 4∈¿=125 psi¿
    Solving for the viscosity
    (
    ( 0.121 ) ( 125 psi ) 0.0022
    )
    2
    μ=
    ( 320
    60 )
    rps
    2

    −6
    μ=3.43× 10 Reyn
    From figure AF 16, p 595 of DME by Faires,
    −6
    μ=3.43× 10 Reyn∧t=150 ° F

    Use SAE20 W oil


    b)Solving for frictional work
    L h
    Full bearing β=360 ° @
    D Cr ,
    =1 o =0.4

    r
    f =3.22
    Cr
    Cr 0.0022 −3
    f =3.22 =3.22 =3.542 ×10
    r 2
    U f =fW V m

    ( )
    ¿ ( 3.542 ×10−3 ) ( 2000 lbs ) ( π )
    4
    12
    ft

    ft−lb
    U f =2373.871
    min
    c) Hydrodynamic flow of lubricant through the bearing
    L 1∧ho
    = =0.4
    D Cr
    q
    =4.33
    r Cr Ns L

    Then,
    q=4.33r C r N s L=4.33¿
    3
    in
    q=0.406
    s
    d) The amount of leakage at the end or side leakage
    L 1∧ho
    = =0.4
    D Cr
    qs
    =0.680
    q
    Then,
    3
    in
    q s=0.680 ( q )=(0.680)(0.406 )
    s
    3
    in
    q s=0.276
    s
    e)For the rise of temperature
    L 1∧ho
    = =0.4 ,
    D Cr
    ρc
    Δ t=14.2
    P
    Δ t=14.2 (
    125 psi
    112 )
    =15.848 ° F

    f) For the max pressure


    p
    =0.415
    p max

    125 psi
    pmax = =301.205 psi
    0.415

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