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ing groove, <strong>and</strong> through the inclined opening in<br />

the circular channel on the inner side <strong>of</strong> the bearing.<br />

the bearing toward<br />

Fig. 3.7. <strong>The</strong> typical pressure fP<br />

distribution in the lubricant<br />

film <strong>of</strong> a hydrddynamic bearing<br />

durivig, shaft rotation.<br />

KEY: kl) Surplus pressure in<br />

the lubricant film,<br />

S~(i)<br />

Ja&7eHue Cawe<br />

* From the channel the lubricant enters the working clearance between<br />

* the center shaft <strong>and</strong> the bearing. Such a bearing can work at a<br />

temperature up to approximately 9000C. With a reduction in temperature<br />

the viscosity <strong>of</strong> the wdrking liquid <strong>and</strong> the bearing capacity increase.<br />

Less known yet is the so-called hydrostatic bearing.<br />

External<br />

load in such a bearing at any speed (even at n = 0) is balanced<br />

basically by the hydrostatic pressure in the carrying layer <strong>of</strong> the<br />

liquid, ensured by the external (relative to the bearing) source <strong>of</strong><br />

pressure -<br />

- can be used.<br />

a pump.<br />

In hydrostatic bearings any liquids, including liquid metal,<br />

<strong>The</strong> external load in the normal operation <strong>of</strong> a hydrostatic<br />

bearing is absorbed by a continuous layer <strong>of</strong> liquid, which eliminates<br />

the possibility <strong>of</strong> dry contact.<br />

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