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The Analysis of Symmetric and Tilted Four-Lobed Journal Bearing Configurations

M. Malik University of Roorkee, Roorkee, 247 672, India
Pages 264-269 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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N.P. Mehta, Ajeet Singh & B.K. Gupta. (1986) Stability of Finite Elliptical Pressure Dam Bearings with Rotor Flexibility Effects. A S L E Transactions 29:4, pages 548-557.
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N.P. Mehta, Ajeet Singh & B.K. Gupta. (1986) Dynamic Analysis of Finite Half-Elliptical Pressure Dam Bearings with Rotor Flexibility Effects. A S L E Transactions 29:1, pages 61-66.
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Mahdi Zare Mehrjardi. (2020) Dynamic stability analysis of noncircular two-lobe journal bearings with couple stress lubricant regime. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology 235:6, pages 1150-1167.
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A.D. Rahmatabadi, M. Dehghanizade Baghdadabadi & S.M. Almodarresi. (2013) Analysis of lobed gas lubricated bearing using neural networks. Industrial Lubrication and Tribology 65:1, pages 12-18.
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Satish Shenoy & Raghuvir Pai. (2011) Dynamic characteristics of a single pad externally adjustable fluid film bearing. Industrial Lubrication and Tribology 63:3, pages 146-151.
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Hamit Saruhan. (2011) Pivoted‐pad journal bearings lubrication design. Industrial Lubrication and Tribology 63:2, pages 119-126.
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A.D. Rahmatabadi, M. Zare Mehrjardi & M.R. Fazel. (2010) Performance analysis of micropolar lubricated journal bearings using GDQ method. Tribology International 43:11, pages 2000-2009.
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B.S. Shenoy & R. Pai. (2010) Stability characteristics of an externally adjustable fluid film bearing in the laminar and turbulent regimes. Tribology International 43:9, pages 1751-1759.
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Hassan A. El-Gamal. (1995) Analysis of the steady state performance of a wedge-shaped hydrodynamic journal bearing. Wear 184:2, pages 111-117.
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S. Basri & D.T. Gethin. (1990) A comparative study of the thermal behaviour of profile bore bearings. Tribology International 23:4, pages 265-276.
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S. Basri & D.T. Gethin. 1989. Tribological Design of Machine Elements, Proceedings of the 15th Leeds-Lyon Symposium on Tribology held at Bodington Hall, The University of Leeds. Tribological Design of Machine Elements, Proceedings of the 15th Leeds-Lyon Symposium on Tribology held at Bodington Hall, The University of Leeds 211 218 .
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