Bearings – Rotary bearing – Fluid bearing
Patent
1995-09-07
1996-12-03
Hannon, Thomas R.
Bearings
Rotary bearing
Fluid bearing
384107, F16C 3206
Patent
active
055801757
ABSTRACT:
A hydrodynamic bearing journaling a shaft includes a rotatable bushing journaling the shaft and thrust plates on the shaft at opposite ends of the bushing. The bushing is encased in a cylindrical sleeve. Lubricant containing clearance spaces are formed between the shaft, bushing, sleeve, and thrust plates. An internal radial chamber in the sleeve between the bushing and sleeve stores lubricant and collects foreign particles. Radial ports through the bushing provide for flow of lubricant between the journal bearing and the shaft and thrust plates.
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Polch Ewaryst Z.
Williams Carl D.
Crandell Ralph F.
Hannon Thomas R.
Harrison David B.
Quantum Corporation
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