dr hab. inż. Michał Wodtke
Zatrudnienie
- Profesor uczelni w Instytut Mechaniki i Konstrukcji Maszyn
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Kontakt
- michal.wodtke@pg.edu.pl
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Wybrane publikacje
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Water-lubricated stern tube bearing - experimental and theoretical investigations of thermal effects
The paper presents research results of thermal phenomena accompanying operation of a water-lubricated stern tube bearing with axial grooves. Experimental tests revealed, that intensity of forced axial flow has strong influence on bush temperature. Numerical simulations focused on investigation of the thermal phenomena under operation of water-lubricated journal bearing showed, that restricted axial flow promotes backflow of the...
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Structural properties of foil bearings: a closed-form solution validated with finite element analysis
Fluid film thickness in a compliant foil bearing is greatly influenced by the deflection of the bearing structure. Therefore, in order to properly model performance of a foil bearing, it is mandatory that the deflection of the compliant bearing structure due to the generated hydrodynamic pressure is determined accurately. This article proposes an easy-to-use two-dimensional model, which takes into account detailed geometry of the...
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Experimental research on a hydrodynamic thrust bearing with hydrostatic lift pockets: Influence of lubrication modes on bearing performance
The aim of the study is to investigate the performance of a thrust bearing equipped with hydrostatic lift pockets under different lubrication modes. Three types of flat land bearing lubrication modes are studied experimentally: hydrostatic lubrication (HS; forced oil injection to the pockets), hybrid lubrication (HS + HD; hydrostatic lubrication combined with the external forced bearing oil supply) and hydrodynamic lubrication...
Uzyskane stopnie/tytuły naukowe
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2018-02-14
Nadanie stopnia naukowego
dr hab. inż. Budowa i eksploatacja maszyn (Dziedzina nauk technicznych) -
2005-11-30
wyświetlono 2705 razy