Article | REF: B5320 V1

Hydrodynamic thrust bearings

Author: Jean FRÊNE

Publication date: August 10, 1995, Review date: February 1, 2015

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4. Non-cylindrical and tilting pad bearings

In paragraph 3 , we examined the simple case of the cylindrical bearing; in practice, other types of bearing are often used, as the cylindrical bearing is only stable for large eccentricities, i.e. at high loads.

Oscillating-pad bearings are exceptionally stable, but their design is complex and the pivots are often damaged. Another type of fixed-geometry bearing with good dynamic characteristics is the lobe...

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