yes, just different names
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A sleeve bearing relies on contact to support the load. These bearings can carry large loads for their size and cost. But, they are very limited with regard to speed. They are also the best bearing for joints that do not turn a full 360° or continuous rotation. Example: Door Hinge
A journal bearing relies on a film of oil to keep the two parts from making contact. They work on a dynamics basis; that is the rotation of the journal (shaft) pulls the oil through the high pressure zone via the viscosity of the oil. Unlike sleeve bearings, journal bearings like speed. They do not do well if they are moving too slowly. They are the most durable bearing known. Example: Engine crank shaft, piston connecting rod to crank.
Joey Lloyd, PE
Sleeve bearing
putting a journal bearing at each end of the turbine rotor or shaft would be to support it.
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If it is ball bearing, it is of higher pair. since the balls in the bearing have point contact with the surface. if it is a journal bearing, it is of lower pair. since the jounal is having surface contact with the shaft. This question refers to the type of pairs in a mechanical joint...
it's the thermal expansion in the casing of hp or ip turbine can be noticed by journal or thrust bearing when moving <<
Sleeve bearing
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bearing journal
The adapter sleeve is typically used when the bearing is on a shaft without a shoulder and needs to be placed properly in a pillow block housing for example. This sleeve uses a hydraulic or mechanical device or nut to tighten the bearing on the sleeve and hydraulic oil injected into the end of the sleeve on larger sizes to release bearing when removing. The withdrawal sleeve is used when the bearing is installed against a shoulder on the shaft and pushes the bearing against the shoulder while tightening. The advantage of this is the bearing can be installed with the shaft out of the machine since it is pressing against a shoulder, with the adapter sleeve, it would be more difficult to position the bearing with the shaft out of the machine since it is free to move on the shaft until it is tightened. The choice of which to use will depend on the design of your shaft and how it will be installed. The attached document shows the mounting and dismounting methods of both sleeves and will probably answer many of your questions.
Interference between journal bearing to bearing housing is called bearing crush.
putting a journal bearing at each end of the turbine rotor or shaft would be to support it.
engineering application of fitted bearing
The "Middle Ages".
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bearing journal
A simple sleeve or cylindrical tube works like a bearing.
For a complete guide on checking tilting pad clearance in journal bearing visit johncraneorion.com/literature/catalogs/catalog.pdf