Axially fed hydrostatic bearing/seal

Bearings – Rotary bearing – Fluid bearing

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384114, 4151701, F16C 3206, F01D 1108

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053102657

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a hydrostatic bearing having a journal 3 annularly circumscribed by a bearing 2 wherein a high pressure fluid is forced between the bearing and the journal axially. The high pressure fluid flowing axially along the journal in the bearing keeps the journal centered. A roughened or diamond knurled 11 inside surface interrupts the circumferential and axial flow of the fluid for improved rotor stability and less leakage. Other features include a tapered inner bore 9 to increase the bearing stiffness and a sharp edged inlet for greater control of the bearing stiffness and damping. The axially fed hydrostatic bearing combines the seal function and the bearing function for annular fluid flows along a journal.

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von Pragenau R., Damping Seals for Turbomachinery NASA TP-1987, Mar., 1982.

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