Turbo charger bearing construction

Bearings – Rotary bearing – Hydraulic or pneumatic bearing support

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384119, F16L 2702

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060658754

ABSTRACT:
A bearing is provided between a turbine shaft and a bearing box in a turbine or compressor housing, a first gap of a size sufficient to form an oil film is provided between the bearing and the bearing box, and a pair of second larger gaps is provided adjacent to the first gap on both ends of the first gap in a longitudinal direction of the turbine shaft. A pair of spring members each able to exert a predetermined spring force on the bearing is provided around the entire circumference in the second gaps respectively.

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