journal bearing

These were called journal bearings and depended on lubricants to function.

Thrust bearings and journal bearings are a critical part of design.

The disadvantage of this design is its lower load carrying capacity, as compared to typical journal bearings.

(These operating conditions were related to railway wagon journal bearings.)

It consists of a series of journal bearings that are held together by constraining link plates.

Reduced friction likely through Nissan's extensive use of coatings on pistons, journal bearings, etc.

Bearing modulus is a modulus used in journal bearing design.

As an auxiliary function, the jacking gear also helps to maintain a protective oil membrane at all shaft journal bearings.

Engines up to operating number 023 had Knorr surface preheaters and journal bearings.

The box rests upon the journal bearing and key, which intervene between the inner top of the box and the axle.

"A hot journal bearing," he announced authoritatively, "smells completely different than a hot motor bearing."

The roller and ball-bearings in the bottom end had been replaced by shell-type journal bearings similar to those used in modern car engines.

For example, journal bearings in gasoline (petrol) and diesel engines pump oil at low pressure into a large-gap area of the bearing.

A stave bearing is a simple journal bearing where a shaft rotates in a bearing housing.

This helps attenuate resonances at the gyroscopic frequencies of journal bearings (sometimes called conical or rocking modes).

Pressure-oiled journal bearings appear to be plain bearings but are arguably fluid bearings.

An example of a common integral plain bearing is the hinge, which is both a thrust bearing and a journal bearing.

The graphs of friction force reported by Stribeck stem from a carefully conducted, wide-ranging series of experiments on journal bearings.

Sent to any publishing house of émigré Russian journal bearing any name but Solzhenitsyn's, it would be rejected unhesitatingly."

De Laval's turbine used mechanically lubricated journal bearings which weren't insulated from the inside of the turbine.

In a piston engine, the main bearings are the bearings on which the crankshaft rotates, usually plain or journal bearings.

Oils in real engines are similarly sheared, high in the journal bearings, oscillatory on piston rings and low in galley.

The R32, and R33 versions used Journal Bearing T25 Turbochargers.

This bearing consists of several small journal bearings attached to a disk which has a larger crankshaft journal bearing in the center.

Modern ball, roller or tapered bearings can also overheat, but the likelihood of a roller bearing overheating is usually far smaller than with journal bearings.