Title: Heat, Bearings, and Lubrication : Engineering Analysis of thermally Coupled Shears Flows & Eleastic Author: Ralph A. Burton ISBN: 0387987983 / 9780387987989 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 217 Publisher: Springer Verlag Year: 2000 Availability: In Stock
Description
Contents
A systematic treatment of the thermal and elastic deformation of bearings, seals, and other machine elements under a wide variety of conditions, with particular emphasis on failure mechanisms when high speeds or loads cause significant frictional heating and on methods for predicting and avoiding such failures. Intended for designers and mechanical engineers responsible for high-performance machinery, the book is unique in discussing instabilities driven by frictional heating and thermal expansion and in developing a theoretical approach to engineering design in those cases in which the thermal problems are pivotal. It thus provides a guide as to what is important in the development of high-performance engineering systems. References to recent publications, new material that fill gaps in the literature, a consistent nomenclature, and a large number of worked examples make this a useful text and reference for both researchers and practising engineers.
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 : Bearings And Seals Chapter 2 : Viscous Heating In Lamina Couette Flow Chapter 3 : Thermoviscous Fluids Chapter 4 : The Thermal Boundary Condition Chapter 5 : Steady-State Clearance In Bearings With Thermal Expansion Chapter 6 : A Transient Mechanism Of Seizure Chapter 7 : Different Materials In The Journal And Bearing Chapter 8 : Steady Turbulent Couette Flow Chapter 9 : Transient Seizure With Turbulent Flow Chapter 10 : The Temperature Drop Across A Fluid Film Chapter 11 : Viscous Heating In Pressure Gradients Chapter 12 : Coupling Of Waviness And Boundary Heat Flux Chapter 13 : Convection Chapter 14 : Thermal Growth Of A Surface Wave Chapter 15 : Transient Growth Of A Surface Wave Chapter 16 : Constraints Chapter 17 : Start-Up Chapter 18 : Diversion Of Heat To The Journal Chapter 19 : Coupling Of Surface Waves And Radial Expansion Chapter 20 : Secondary Causes Of Waviness Chapter 21 : Load Concentration And Elevated Temperatures on Contact Patches Chapter 22 : Load Support near Touchdown Chapter 23 : Design Guides