3. Radial load. Continuous rotation

Figure 1 - Corrective coefficients for dimension KD and temperature KT1

Figure 2 - Different ring lubrication details

Figure 3 - Start-up aspects

Figure 4 - Evolution of minimum film thickness as a function of 1000 C /R

Figure 5 - Non-threaded axial groove

Figure 6 - Spray lubrication of crankshaft bearings in internal combustion engines

Figure 7 - Oil return via rotating ring or viscosity pump

Figure 8 - Different oil bath circulation modes

Figure 9 - Different pressure circulation modes

Figure 10 - Wick lubrication bearing

Figure 11 - Multiple joint system and alignment correction ball joint

Figure 12 - Tilting pad bearing

Figure 13 - Schematic diagram of an aerostatic bearing with circular bore

Figure 14 - Groove systems for hydro mix bearings

Figure 15 - Throat layouts in unctuous or oil bath mode (developed views)

Figure 16 - Grooves for pressurized feed, smooth operation

Figure 17 - Determination of final eccentricity as a function of ( p /)(C / R )2t

Figure 18 - 4-stroke engine connecting rod grooves with regenerative lubrication

Figure 19 - Pressure-lubricated connecting rod head for 4-stroke engines

Figure 20 - McPherson-type shock absorber guidance, travel in oil bath and out of oil bath

Figure 21 - Different groove shapes under axial load

Figure 22 - Stop alignment system with oscillating pads

Figure 23 - Hydrostatic operation of axial pump piston stops

Figure 24 - Rising surface temperatures under conditions of high energy production

Figure 25 - Construction of the pCDfCD curve as a function of film thickness from a Stribeck curve

Figure 26 - Direct contact pressure of an aluminum alloy