2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsv.2021.116177
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Gas foil bearings with radial injection: Multi-domain stability analysis and unbalance response

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“…adjusted the performance of a gas-foil bearing with hydrostatic injections that regulate the attitude angle and eccentricity of the bearing. They experimentally verified that air-injector valves increase the onset speed of instability while suppressing subsynchronous vibrations [113] (figure 20(b)). However, the precise injection amount to the air-injector valves is not easily quantified.…”
Section: Active Strategies For Ensuring Rotordynamic Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…adjusted the performance of a gas-foil bearing with hydrostatic injections that regulate the attitude angle and eccentricity of the bearing. They experimentally verified that air-injector valves increase the onset speed of instability while suppressing subsynchronous vibrations [113] (figure 20(b)). However, the precise injection amount to the air-injector valves is not easily quantified.…”
Section: Active Strategies For Ensuring Rotordynamic Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Enlarges the system boundary and consumes a large amount of energy Actively breaking the continuity of a gas film Actuated GFB with air-injector valves [113] Injector valves provide a high-pressure gas flow Injection amount difficult to quantify Piezoelectric actuated GFB [114] A high voltage is applied on piezoelectric actuators to generate radial preloads…”
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“…According to von Osmanski [4], after defining the circumferential and axial coordinates θ and ∼ z, the isothermal, compressible, and transient modified Reynolds equation (MRE) for an ideal gas can be written as…”
Section: Theory Of Fluid Film Bearingsmentioning
confidence: 99%