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Investigation of the effect of oil groove in the performance of a compressor piston
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Oil feed grooves are implemented in reciprocating compressor piston applications to assure a constant supply of lubricating oil on bearing surfaces and decrease friction loss. In a hermetically sealed compressor, due to small clearances encountered, oil supply becomes critical in order not to operate in boundary lubrication regime. Due to the small size of the piston and small piston cylinder clearance, a partial lubrication regime is present. In the current study, a model that solves Reynolds’ equation for piston-cylinder lubrication and the average Reynolds’ equation that considers the effect of roughness on partially lubricated bearing for a compressor piston with oil feed grooves is developed. A parametric study is carried out to investigate the effects of piston design parameters and then arrive at an improved piston performance by using alternative designs for oil feed groove and the other design parameters.
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Mechanics Applied to Machinery.
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Dynamics.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/16216
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B. Hacıoğlu, “Investigation of the effect of oil groove in the performance of a compressor piston,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2006.
