Hydrostatic bearing methods and structures

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1977-06-17

1978-02-28

Blix, Trygve M.

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277 3, 308 5R, 308 9, 308 363, F16C 1700, F16C 3372

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040763358

ABSTRACT:
A hydrostatic bearing arrangement includes a supporting member and a supported member, with the supported member borne by a pressurized hydraulic fluid located in a space between the two members. The hydrostatic bearing arrangement includes neither any provision for recirculating the fluid nor any seals for containing the fluid, but relies, instead, upon a particular property of the fluid, i.e., a high intrinsic shear strength, in order to prevent leakage of the fluid past the outer periphery of the space between the two members.

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Journal of Applied Physics, Apr. 1973, (vol. 44, No. 4), pp. 1611-1615, Laird C. Towle, "Shear Strength and Friction Measurements on Polyethylene under High Pressure."

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