Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Pressure difference between slot sides = Length of slot in direction of flow*12*Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant*Flow of lubricant from slot/((Oil film thickness^3)*Breadth of slot for oil flow)
ΔP = l*12*μl*Qslot/((h^3)*b)
This formula uses 6 Variables
Variables Used
Pressure difference between slot sides - (Measured in Pascal) - Pressure difference between slot sides is the difference in pressure intensities at two different sides of the slot.
Length of slot in direction of flow - (Measured in Meter) - Length of slot in direction of flow is the length of the rectangular slot through which viscous oil flows.
Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant - (Measured in Pascal Second) - The Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant is the resistance to movement of one layer of fluid over another.
Flow of lubricant from slot - (Measured in Cubic Meter per Second) - Flow of lubricant from slot can be defined as the amount of lubricant flowing per unit time between the slots.
Oil film thickness - (Measured in Meter) - Oil film thickness is defined as the thickness of the oil film between the two parts in relative motion.
Breadth of slot for oil flow - (Measured in Meter) - Breadth of slot for oil flow is defined as the length of the rectangular slot in a plane perpendicular to the direction of flow.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Length of slot in direction of flow: 48 Millimeter --> 0.048 Meter (Check conversion here)
Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant: 220 Centipoise --> 0.22 Pascal Second (Check conversion here)
Flow of lubricant from slot: 15 Cubic Millimeter per Second --> 1.5E-08 Cubic Meter per Second (Check conversion here)
Oil film thickness: 0.02 Millimeter --> 2E-05 Meter (Check conversion here)
Breadth of slot for oil flow: 49 Millimeter --> 0.049 Meter (Check conversion here)
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
ΔP = l*12*μl*Qslot/((h^3)*b) --> 0.048*12*0.22*1.5E-08/((2E-05^3)*0.049)
Evaluating ... ...
ΔP = 4848979.59183673
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
4848979.59183673 Pascal -->4.84897959183673 Megapascal (Check conversion here)
FINAL ANSWER
4.84897959183673 4.84898 Megapascal <-- Pressure difference between slot sides
(Calculation completed in 00.020 seconds)

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Unit Bearing Pressure in Terms of Sommerfeld Number of Bearing
Go Unit bearing pressure for bearing = (((Radius of Journal/Radial clearance for bearing)^2)*Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant*Journal Speed)/(2*pi*Sommerfeld Number of Journal Bearing)
Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant
Go Pressure difference between slot sides = Length of slot in direction of flow*12*Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant*Flow of lubricant from slot/((Oil film thickness^3)*Breadth of slot for oil flow)
Unit Bearing Pressure in Terms of Temperature Rise Variable
Go Unit bearing pressure for bearing = Density of Lubricating Oil*Specific heat of bearing oil*Temperature rise of bearing lubricant/Temperature Rise Variable
Unit Bearing Pressure
Go Unit Bearing Pressure = (4*Force on Unit)/(pi*Number of Threads*(Nominal Diameter^2-Core Diameter^2))
Pressure of Lubricating Oil in Recess in Terms of Load acting on Bearing
Go Pressure of Lubricating Oil = Load Acting on Sliding Bearing/(Total Projected Area of Bearing Pad*Load coefficient for bearing)
Outlet Pressure in Terms of Pumping Power
Go Outlet Pressure for Bearing = Inlet Pressure for Bearing-(Pumping Power for Bearing/Flow of lubricant from step bearing)
Inlet Pressure in Terms of Pumping Power
Go Inlet Pressure for Bearing = Outlet Pressure for Bearing+(Pumping Power for Bearing/Flow of lubricant from step bearing)
Unit Bearing Pressure in Terms of Radial Load Acting on Bearing
Go Unit bearing pressure for bearing = Radial load acting on sliding bearing/(Axial Length of Bearing*Journal Diameter)
Pressure of Lubricating Oil in Terms Pumping Power
Go Pressure of Lubricating Oil = Pumping Power for Bearing/Flow of lubricant from step bearing

Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant Formula

Pressure difference between slot sides = Length of slot in direction of flow*12*Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant*Flow of lubricant from slot/((Oil film thickness^3)*Breadth of slot for oil flow)
ΔP = l*12*μl*Qslot/((h^3)*b)

What is Sliding Contact Bearing?

The sliding contact bearings in which the sliding action is along the circumference of a circle or an arc of a circle and carrying radial loads are known as journal or sleeve bearings.

How to Calculate Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant?

Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant calculator uses Pressure difference between slot sides = Length of slot in direction of flow*12*Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant*Flow of lubricant from slot/((Oil film thickness^3)*Breadth of slot for oil flow) to calculate the Pressure difference between slot sides, The Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant formula is defined as the ratio product of 12 times the value of length of the slot, viscosity of lubricant, and flow of lubricant to the product of cube of film thickness and dimension b. Pressure difference between slot sides is denoted by ΔP symbol.

How to calculate Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant, enter Length of slot in direction of flow (l), Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant l), Flow of lubricant from slot (Qslot), Oil film thickness (h) & Breadth of slot for oil flow (b) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant calculation can be explained with given input values -> 4.8E-6 = 0.048*12*0.22*1.5E-08/((2E-05^3)*0.049).

FAQ

What is Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant?
The Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant formula is defined as the ratio product of 12 times the value of length of the slot, viscosity of lubricant, and flow of lubricant to the product of cube of film thickness and dimension b and is represented as ΔP = l*12*μl*Qslot/((h^3)*b) or Pressure difference between slot sides = Length of slot in direction of flow*12*Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant*Flow of lubricant from slot/((Oil film thickness^3)*Breadth of slot for oil flow). Length of slot in direction of flow is the length of the rectangular slot through which viscous oil flows, The Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant is the resistance to movement of one layer of fluid over another, Flow of lubricant from slot can be defined as the amount of lubricant flowing per unit time between the slots, Oil film thickness is defined as the thickness of the oil film between the two parts in relative motion & Breadth of slot for oil flow is defined as the length of the rectangular slot in a plane perpendicular to the direction of flow.
How to calculate Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant?
The Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant formula is defined as the ratio product of 12 times the value of length of the slot, viscosity of lubricant, and flow of lubricant to the product of cube of film thickness and dimension b is calculated using Pressure difference between slot sides = Length of slot in direction of flow*12*Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant*Flow of lubricant from slot/((Oil film thickness^3)*Breadth of slot for oil flow). To calculate Pressure Difference in Terms of Flow of Lubricant, you need Length of slot in direction of flow (l), Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant l), Flow of lubricant from slot (Qslot), Oil film thickness (h) & Breadth of slot for oil flow (b). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Length of slot in direction of flow, Dynamic Viscosity of Lubricant, Flow of lubricant from slot, Oil film thickness & Breadth of slot for oil flow and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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