Fox and McDonald's Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
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Author: Philip J. Pritchard, John W. Mitchell
Publisher: WILEY
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A shock-free coupling for a low-power
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A circular step hydrostatic thrust bearing with outside diameter of 16 in. is to be designed to carry a load of 107 700 lbf. The recommended film thickness based on the surface finish is h = 0.003 in. and the lubricant viscosity is μ = 7.85x10-6 reyns. Note that for optimum stiffness ri/ro = 0.53. Take density of the fluid as 880 kg/m3 and cp = 1.88 J/g-Ka) What recess size would you recommend?b) Determine the corresponding pressure and flow rates.c) Determine the pumping power requirement, assuming that pumping efficiencyis 80%.d) Determine the temperature difference between the leakage oil and reservoir.e) Determine the bearing stiffness.
A circular step hydrostatic thrust bearing with outside diameter of 16 in. is to be designed to carry a load of 107 700 lbf. The recommended film thickness based on the surface finish is h = 0.003 in. and the lubricant viscosity is μ = 7.85x10-6 reyns. Note that for optimum stiffness ri/ro = 0.53. Take density of the fluid as 880 kg/m3 and cp = 1.88 J/g-Kb) Determine the corresponding pressure and flow rates.c) Determine the pumping power requirement, assuming that pumping efficiency is 80%.
d) Determine the temperature difference between the leakage oil and reservoir.
A hydrodynamic journal bearing is subject to 2000 N load at a rotational speed of 2000 rpm Both bearing bore diameter and length are 40 mm. If radial clearance is 20 um and bearing is lubricated with an oil having viscosity 0.03 Pa-s, find the Sommerfield number of the bearing.
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