Journal Bearing Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EELE-11386
Journal Bearing Apparatus
The sliding bearing consists of a bearing journal driven by an electrical motor and the freely moving bearing housing. The bearing is loaded with different, interchangeable weights. In order to view the shifting of the bearing journal in operation as clearly as possible, the model has a large gap and a transparent housing. The distribution of pressure and the carrying capacity can be determined on a sliding bearing model at different bearing loads and speeds. The system is mounted on a rolling support and is well suited for demonstration as well as for use in laboratory experiments.The measurements are shown by means of 16 tube manometers mounted on a board. Both the radial and axial distribution of pressure can be recorded in the bearing gap at 12 measuring points around its perimeter and four along the length. Journal bearing apparatus for investigating the distribution of pressure in slide bearings illustrates the principle of hydrodynamic lubrication.
Key details
| Pressure display | 16 tube manometers mounted on a board |
| Measuring points | 12 measuring points around its perimeter and four along the length |
| Bearing housing | transparent housing |
| Loading | different, interchangeable weights |
| Mounting | rolling support |
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Hydrodynamic pressure readings from this bearing can be compared with the pad-type results of the Michel Tilting Pad Bearing Apparatus; for the viscosity of test liquids, see the Capillary Tube Viscosimeter and the Falling Sphere Viscosimeter, and for belt friction the Slip & Creep Measurement Apparatus. Find these in our Electronics Engineering Lab Equipments range, part of Electronics Lab.
Last updated: October 2026.
