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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2006 No.4HISTORY MOVING OF CAVITATION FOR DYNAMICALLY LOADED JOURNAL BEARING

HISTORY MOVING OF CAVITATION FOR DYNAMICALLY LOADED JOURNAL BEARING

 

SU Hong1  WANG Xiaojing2  ZHANG Zhiming2

(1. School of Mechanical Engineering, Anhui University of Technology, Maanshan 243000;

2. School of Mechanical&Electronic Engineering and Automation, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200072)

 

Abstract: On the base of the Elrod algorithm, a generalized equation is derived to describe the lubrication in full film region and in cavitation region of dynamically loaded journal bearing, which is nominated as the incompressible mass-conserving cavitation algorithm. A numerical technique with this algorithm has been solved. By the definition of a switch function g and a variable x, which have different meaning in different zone, a generalized equation is derived to integrate the Reynolds equation in full film region with the lubrication equation in cavitation region. This algorithm can predict the moving oil boundary automatically and make the mass conserving boundary condition (JFO theory) more easily and precisely to be applied in actual analysis. It is found that the analysis results with the incompressible mass-conserving cavitation algorithm have good agreement with the existing experiment data. The incompressible cavitation algorithm can predict the history moving of cavitation well. And it is also shown that the pressure value in the cavitation has great effect on the analysis results.

Key words: Cavitation  Mass conserving boundary condition  Journal bearing

CLC No: TH117

国家973计划(G1998020317-4.2)、上海市教委基金(02AK19)和上海市科委基金(03QF14019)资助项目. Received 20050323, received in revised form  20051103

 

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