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  • The segment hydrodynamical bearings are used to achieve quiet and stable running of rotor systems. The lubricating oil is assumed to be Newtonian liquid containing nonnegligible amount of air. As the bearing gap is very narrow, the pressure distribution in the oil film can be described by a Reynolds' equation applicable for compressible media. To carry out its solution a pressure-density relationship has been derived. The air solutability in the oil is governed by a Henry's law. If all the air is dissolved, the lubricant behaves as incompressible. A finite difference method applied on solving the Reynolds' equation arrives at a set of differential equations that are consequaently transformed to a set of nonlinear algebraic ones. Stability of the equilibrium position is judged according to the system eigenvalues. Solution of the equation of motion is performed by means of a modified Newmark method.
  • The segment hydrodynamical bearings are used to achieve quiet and stable running of rotor systems. The lubricating oil is assumed to be Newtonian liquid containing nonnegligible amount of air. As the bearing gap is very narrow, the pressure distribution in the oil film can be described by a Reynolds' equation applicable for compressible media. To carry out its solution a pressure-density relationship has been derived. The air solutability in the oil is governed by a Henry's law. If all the air is dissolved, the lubricant behaves as incompressible. A finite difference method applied on solving the Reynolds' equation arrives at a set of differential equations that are consequaently transformed to a set of nonlinear algebraic ones. Stability of the equilibrium position is judged according to the system eigenvalues. Solution of the equation of motion is performed by means of a modified Newmark method. (en)
  • The segment hydrodynamical bearings are used to achieve quiet and stable running of rotor systems. The lubricating oil is assumed to be Newtonian liquid containing nonnegligible amount of air. As the bearing gap is very narrow, the pressure distribution in the oil film can be described by a Reynolds' equation applicable for compressible media. To carry out its solution a pressure-density relationship has been derived. The air solutability in the oil is governed by a Henry's law. If all the air is dissolved, the lubricant behaves as incompressible. A finite difference method applied on solving the Reynolds' equation arrives at a set of differential equations that are consequaently transformed to a set of nonlinear algebraic ones. Stability of the equilibrium position is judged according to the system eigenvalues. Solution of the equation of motion is performed by means of a modified Newmark method. (cs)
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  • Numerical approach to investigation of stability and vibration of rotors supported by long segment bearings lubricated with oil containing air bubbles
  • Numerical approach to investigation of stability and vibration of rotors supported by long segment bearings lubricated with oil containing air bubbles (en)
  • Numerický přístup ke zkoumání stability a kmitání rotorů uložených v dlouhých segmentových ložiskách mazaných olejem obsahujícím vzduchové bubliny (cs)
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  • Numerical approach to investigation of stability and vibration of rotors supported by long segment bearings lubricated with oil containing air bubbles
  • Numerical approach to investigation of stability and vibration of rotors supported by long segment bearings lubricated with oil containing air bubbles (en)
  • Numerický přístup ke zkoumání stability a kmitání rotorů uložených v dlouhých segmentových ložiskách mazaných olejem obsahujícím vzduchové bubliny (cs)
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  • RIV/61989100:27230/04:00010507!RIV09-MSM-27230___
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  • RIV/61989100:27230/04:00010507
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  • long bearings; pressure distribution; bubbles; vibration stability (en)
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  • IMechE Conference Transactions, 8th International Conference on Vibrations in Rotating Machinery
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  • Zapoměl, Jaroslav
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  • 1356-1448
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  • 27230
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