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Some Resolved and Unresolved Areas in Journal Orbit Analysis
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Abstract
In reviewing various industrial software modules used by bearing suppliers and engine companies, we have found a fair level of agreement between them in the final results. We also discovered, however, some unresolved areas which merit further discussion. This paper will focus primarily on those unresolved areas:
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the treatment of partial groove bearings
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calculation of oil flow quantity and its associated temperature rise and friction
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selection of the bearing clearance
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the optimal location of the journal oil hole in the main bearing
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prediction of the fatigue endurance life
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minimum oil thickness allowable
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the prediction of the wear pattern.
Our approach in these areas will be described and then compared with that taken in other industrial softwares.
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Chen, S. and Chen, S., "Some Resolved and Unresolved Areas in Journal Orbit Analysis," SAE Technical Paper 920486, 1992, https://doi.org/10.4271/920486.Also In
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