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9èmes Journées de Mécanique de l’EMP (JM’09 2014), Algiers from 08 to 09 April 2014 2014

The texture effect on the static characteristics of hydrodynamic journal bearings

N. Tala-ighil, A. Brick Chaouche, A. Mokhtari

Abstract : Understanding the influence of surface texturationon journal bearing performances inevitably involvesexperimental investigations pending being followed by anumerical modeling of the problem. This work consists to modeland to understand the evolution of journal bearingcharacteristics with and without presence of textures on thebearing surface. The numerical approach based on the finitedifference method is used in this analysis. The results of oursimulations are in good agreement with those obtainedexperimentally by Xiaobin.

Keywords : Cavitation, friction, hydrodynamics, Journal bearings, lubrication, numerical analysis, surface texture, Thin films, tribology

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