Description
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Function visible through transparent bearing housing
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Clear illustration of the radial & axial pressure distribution in a slide bearing
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Instability with slide bearings
JOURNAL BEARING TEST RIG TE-260-JBT
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Application
The journal bearing test rig for investigating the distribution of pressure in slide bearings the principal of hydrodynamic lubrication. The distribution of pressure & the carrying capacity can be determined on a sliding bearing model at different bearing loads & speeds.
Learning objectives/experiments
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Relocation of the shaft journals in relation to speed
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Pressure distribution in the bearing with constant load and at various speeds
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Critical speed in relation to load
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Critical speed & viscosity in relation to oil temperature
Technical Specifications
Sliding bearing
Nom. Bearing diameter -D=51mm
Bearing width -75mm
Bearing load-6.7….16.7N motor
Max.speed-3000rpm
Length of manometer tubes-1770mm
Oil viscosity class-ISO VG 100
Total oil volume-3.5L
Set of weights-up to 10N
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