2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.triboint.2019.106123
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Transient tribo-dynamic model for journal bearings during start-up considering 3D thermal characteristic

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“…And the adiabat boundary condition is adopted in the journal. In the circumferential direction, the mixed boundary condition is adopted: where h f is the heat transfer coefficient (Xiang et al , 2020), which is equal to 200 W /( m 2 · K ) in the present simulation model.…”
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“…And the adiabat boundary condition is adopted in the journal. In the circumferential direction, the mixed boundary condition is adopted: where h f is the heat transfer coefficient (Xiang et al , 2020), which is equal to 200 W /( m 2 · K ) in the present simulation model.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The start-up process is validated by the comparison with Mokhtar’s experimental result (Mokhtar et al , 1977), Cui’s simulation result (Cui et al , 2018) and Xiang’s simulation result (Xiang et al , 2020), which is shown in Figure 5. The simulation rotation speed is from 0 rpm to 850 rpm in 0.3 s. Figure 5(a)–5(b) shows the comparisons of the start-up orbits of the shaft under 1.51 kN and 4.63 kN.…”
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“…The influence of surface smoothing was investigated by Sander et al 3 Wang et al 4 considered the influence of heavy-load and low-speed conditions on journal bearings. Examples for thermal elastohydrodynamic simulations of journal bearings and their applications are presented by Aksoy and Aksit, 5 Linjamaa et al, 6 Xiang et al 7 and Allmaier et al 8…”
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