[CITATION][C] Elastic and damping properties of cylindrical journal bearings
B Sternlicht - Journal of Basic Engineering, 1959 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
B Sternlicht
Journal of Basic Engineering, 1959•asmedigitalcollection.asme.orgLI HE knowledge of hydrodynamic damping and elastic properties of journal bearings is
desirable for the accurate determination of the critical speed of a shaft and for the
anticipation of its behavior in the neighborhood of such speeds. It is also required for judging
the stability of the rotating shaft against self-excited vibrations [1, 2, 3]. 1 The equations that
describe the motion of the journal center may be given by the differential equation
desirable for the accurate determination of the critical speed of a shaft and for the
anticipation of its behavior in the neighborhood of such speeds. It is also required for judging
the stability of the rotating shaft against self-excited vibrations [1, 2, 3]. 1 The equations that
describe the motion of the journal center may be given by the differential equation
L I HE knowledge of hydrodynamic damping and elastic properties of journal bearings is desirable for the accurate determination of the critical speed of a shaft and for the anticipation of its behavior in the neighborhood of such speeds. It is also required for judging the stability of the rotating shaft against self-excited vibrations [1, 2, 3]. 1 The equations that describe the motion of the journal center may be given by the differential equation
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