论文信息 - Apparatus for empirical determination of dynamic friction

Apparatus for empirical determination of dynamic friction

An apparatus for measuring dynamic friction in a lubricated journal bearing is described. This apparatus has been designed, constructed and used to measure friction in the presence of sinusoidally-varying velocity at various frequencies. Experimental results tend to confirm theoretical predictions which are based on the hydrodynamic lubrication theory.

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