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    This chapter discusses lubrication and different types of bearings. It covers hydrostatic and hydrodynamic lubrication, the basic modes of lubrication including elastohydrodynamic, thin film and thick film lubrication. It also discusses lubricants, viscosity, hydrostatic bearings, thrust bearings, Petroff's equation and bearing characteristics. A number of figures illustrate lubrication concepts, pressure distributions, bearing constructions and load characteristics.

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    Sliding Contact Bearings

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    This chapter discusses lubrication and different types of bearings. It covers hydrostatic and hydrodynamic lubrication, the basic modes of lubrication including elastohydrodynamic, thin film and thick film lubrication. It also discusses lubricants, viscosity, hydrostatic bearings, thrust bearings, Petroff's equation and bearing characteristics. A number of figures illustrate lubrication concepts, pressure distributions, bearing constructions and load characteristics.

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    This chapter discusses lubrication and different types of bearings. It covers hydrostatic and hydrodynamic lubrication, the basic modes of lubrication including elastohydrodynamic, thin film and thick film lubrication. It also discusses lubricants, viscosity, hydrostatic bearings, thrust bearings, Petroff's equation and bearing characteristics. A number of figures illustrate lubrication concepts, pressure distributions, bearing constructions and load characteristics.

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    Sliding Contact Bearings

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    This chapter discusses lubrication and different types of bearings. It covers hydrostatic and hydrodynamic lubrication, the basic modes of lubrication including elastohydrodynamic, thin film and thick film lubrication. It also discusses lubricants, viscosity, hydrostatic bearings, thrust bearings, Petroff's equation and bearing characteristics. A number of figures illustrate lubrication concepts, pressure distributions, bearing constructions and load characteristics.

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    The document discusses different types of bearings and lubrication including hydrostatic, hydrodynamic, elastohydrodynamic and boundary lubrication.

    Hydrostatic, hydrodynamic, elastohydrodynamic and boundary (thin film) lubrication are discussed.

    Basic, thin film and thick film modes of lubrication are discussed.

    Chapter 16

    Sliding Contact
    Bearings
    Chapter 16

    Lubrication
    Hydrostatic Bearing
    Hydrodynamic Bearing
    Chapter 16

    Lubrication?
    Classification of Lubricants
    Chapter 16

    Basic Modes of Lubrication

    Elastohydrodynamic
    Thin Film
    Thick Film
    Chapter 16

    Elastohydrodynamic
    Lubrication
    Chapter 16

    Thin Film OR Boundary Lubrication


    (a) Metal to metal Contact
    (b) Cluster of molecules
    Chapter 16

    Thick Film Lubrication

    Newton’s Law of Viscosity


    Chapter 16

    Unit of Viscosity
    Chapter 16

    Hydrostatic Bearing
    Chapter 16

    Types of Thrust Bearing


    Chapter 16

    Hydrostatic Lubrication (a) Journal at Rest (b) Journal at Full


    Speed
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.1 Hydrodynamic Lubrication (a) Journal at Rest (b) Journal starts to
    Rotate (c) Journal at Full speed
    Chapter
    Petroffs 16
    equation:

    Fig. 16.10
    Chapter 16

    Bearing characteristics Number

    Fig. 16.11 mN/p Curve


    Chapter 16

    Viscous flow through slot (a) Rectangular slot


    (b) Velocity distribution
    Chapter 16

    Hydrostatic step bearing


    Chapter 16

    Pressure distribution in Hydrostatic bearing


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.15
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.16
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.17 (a) Six pad Bearing (b) Dimensions of pad


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.8 Viscosity–Temperature Relationship


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.9 Viscosity index


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.2 Pressure Distribution in Hydrodynamic Bearing


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.3 Full and Partial Bearings


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.18 Conical thrust bearing


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.19 Variation of Power losses


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.20 Fluid element in X-Y plane


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.21 Fluid element in Y-Z plane


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.22 Equilibrium of Forces in X direction


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.23 Equilibrium of Forces in Z direction


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.24
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.25
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.26 Effect of (l/d) ratio on average bearing pressure


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.27
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.28
    Chapter 16
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.29 Bearing constructions


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.30 Circumferential oil groove bearing


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.31 Cylindrical oil groove bearing


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.32 Principle of oil ring bearing


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.33 Structure of Lubricating oils


    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.34 Load Characteristics of Bearings (a) Hydrodynamic Bearing


    (b) Hydrostatic Bearing (c) Rolling Contact Bearing
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.35
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.36
    Chapter 16

    Fig. 16.37 Spherical step bearing

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