《Analysis of the CoupledJournal and Thrust Bearing》.pptVIP

Analysis of the CoupledJournal and Thrust Bearing August 21 2004 Hakwoon Kim PREM, Department of Mechanical Engineering Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea Contents Motivation Reynolds Equation - Reynolds equation - Boundary condition - Load capacity and friction torque - Finite element method for a coupled journal and thrust bearing Perturbation - Physical perturbation Analysis Result - Coupled analysis vs separate analysis of FDB of a 3.5 HDD - Reynolds BC vs half-Sommerfeld BC of FDB of a 3.5 HDD - FDB of a 1 Micro Driver with the effect of recirculation channel - Result and discussion Future Work Motivation Reynolds equation Reynolds equation for journal bearing Reynolds equation Reynolds equation for thrust bearing Boundary condition Load capacity and friction torque Use the finite element method to solve Reynolds equation and to determine the pressure distribution Load capacity, friction torque and attitude angle of journal bearing Load capacity, friction torque of thrust bearing Finite element method for  a coupled journal and thrust bearing Calculate the finite element matrix for journal and thrust bearing appropriately Assemble the element matrix to global matrix Apply the BC at the external boundaries At the internal boundaries, pressure and mass continuity is automatically conserved In case of Reynolds BC, the global finite element equation is iteratively solved until Reynolds BC is satisfied Perturbation In the case of coupled journal and thrust bearing, the boundary value problem can not be defined because the perturbed pressure  on the interface between the journal and the thrust bearing is not defined Physical perturbation has to be used for this case Dynamic coefficients are calculated by comparing the change of bearing reaction forces and moments with respect to the change of translational and angular displacements and velocities in each direction Perturbation 3.1 Perturbat