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OIL-LUBRICATED SLEEVE BEARING OF THE ENGINE

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The article describes the calculation of bearing length, radial clearance, and friction coefficient values. The flow of oil to and from the bearing and the increase in oil temperature as it passes through the bearing. A suitable combination of bearing length and radial clearance is determined. Also determined are the appropriate values for the coefficient of friction, the power loss due to friction, the flow of oil to and from the bearing, and the increase in oil temperature as it passes through the bearing. A suitable combination of bearing length and radial clearance. Also determined are the appropriate values of friction coefficient, friction power loss, oil flow rate fed to and flowing away from the bearing, and oil temperature rise. Oil viscosity, clearance coefficients and the corresponding tolerance range for radial clearance are given. The operation of the radial clearance range checked was shown using the equation, rational accurate answers are presented.

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K.Babashev

TSTU

G.Takhirova

TSTU

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# temperature# bearing# load# Sleeve bearing# oil flow# loads# radial clearance

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