论文信息 - Transition from laminar to Taylor vortex flow in journal bearings

Transition from laminar to Taylor vortex flow in journal bearings

Abstract Experimental verification shows that flow stability criteria in journal bearings can be deduced from the Di Prima and Ritchie theories. With increasing speed, Taylor vortices follow the laminar regime and apparently precede the onset of turbulence which occurs at very high speed.

M. Godet | J. Frêne

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