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Titre: A reduced-order method with PGD for the analysis of mis- aligned journal bearing
Auteur(s): Megdoud, Abdelhak
Manser, Belkacem
Belaidi, Idir
Bakir, Farid
Khelladi, Sofiane
Mots-clés: Method with PGD
Journal bearing
Mis- aligned
Date de publication: 2021
Collection/Numéro: E3S Web of Conferences 321, 01012 (2021) ICCHMT 2021;
Résumé: n recent years, machine component design has been a major con- cern for researchers. Emphasis has been placed especially on the analysis of bearing systems in order to avoid detrimental contact. The shaft misalignment is one of the most problems that affects directly the operating conditions of these components. In this context, the present study proposes a reduced-order method "Proper Generalized Decomposition" (PGD) using the separation tech- nique through the alternating direction strategy to solve the modified Reynolds equation, taking into account the presence of misalignment in the shafting sys- tem. The solution shows the representation of two types of misalignment ge- ometry, especially axial and twisting. A comparison of the results between the proposed approach and the classical method, through several benchmark ex- amples, made it possible to highlight that the new scheme is more efficient, converges quickly and provides accurate solutions, with a very low CPU time expenditure.
URI/URL: https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202132101012
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Collection(s) :Communications Internationales

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