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|a 1997
|a Thesis
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|a Mulchandani, Rajesh R.,
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|a Three dimensional thermohydrodynamic analysis of multi-lobed bearings /
|c by Rajesh R. Mulchandani.
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|a [Place of publication not identified] :
|b [publisher not identified] ;
|c 1997.
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|a xvi, 150 leaves :
|b illustrations ;
|c 28 cm.
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|a text
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|a online resource
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|a "Major subject: Mechanical Engineering".
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|a Vita.
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|c Texas A&M University
|d 1997.
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|a Includes bibliographical references: pages 125-129.
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|a account the convection and dissipation in axial and
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|a An approach for three dimensional Therinohydrodyiiamic
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|a analysis of multi-lobed journal bearings is presented. The
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|a and realistic temperature distribution, three dimensional
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|a associated boundary conditions. In order to obtain a stable
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|a cavitation boundary and thermal cavitation model is applied
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|a circumferential directions. Heat conduction through the
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|a coefficients of bearing using variable viscosity model are
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|a Comparison is also irlade between results obtained using
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|a derived and compared to isoviscous results-Thermohydrodynamic
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|a direction is considered. Variation of viscosity in all three
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|a directions is considered. A finite element method is used to
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|a distribution in the axial and circumferential directions.
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|a finite element upwinding technique is developed and
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|a fluid film ill axial, circumferential and cross-film
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|a generalized Reynolds equation solution yields the Dressure
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|a in that region. Location and magnitudes of maximum
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|a incorporated whenever the convective term is dominant.
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|a model.
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|a more realistic three dimensional boundary conditions on the
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|a obtained and compared to existing data in literature.
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|a optimal and full upwinding versus no upwinding. Dynamic
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|a Reynolds boundary condition is used to determine the
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|a simulation of multi-lobed journal bearings is presented using
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|a solve the associated partial differential equations and the
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|a temperature in the bearing and the pressure profiles are
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|a The energy equation is three dimensional and takes into
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|a Also available online.
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|a Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics.
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|a Major mechanical engineering.
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