Hydrodynamic bearing type rotary device

Bearings – Rotary bearing – Fluid bearing

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07901139

ABSTRACT:
In a hydrodynamic bearing type rotary device, relationships between the number of times of intermittence life, a bearing load, lubricating fluid viscosity, a bearing size, and the like are considered in order to provide a hydrodynamic bearing type rotary device which can secure appropriate intermittence life. In a hydrodynamic bearing type rotary device, a shaft is inserted into a bearing hole of a sleeve so as to be relatively rotatable. A value of a function (Nd) is set to be 100,000 or higher: wherein Nd=η/(S·Ff·P·D).

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Air viscosity chart, obtained from http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/air-absolute-kinematic-viscosity-d—601.html [Mar. 22, 2010].

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