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Bearing load distribution studies in a multi bearing rotor system and a remote computing method based on the internet

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A model in the form of a Bearing Load Distribution (BLD) matrix in the Muiti Bearing Rotor System (MBRS) is established by a transfer matrix equation with the consideration of a bearing load, elevation and uniform load distribution. The concept of Bearing Load Sensitivity (BLS) is proposed and matrices for load and elevation sensitivity are obtained. In order to share MBRS design resources on the Internet with remote customers, the basic principle of Remote Computing (RC) based on the Internet is introduced ; the RC of the BLD and BLS is achieved by Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) technology.

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Yang, Z.J., Peng, Z.J. & Kim, S.S. Bearing load distribution studies in a multi bearing rotor system and a remote computing method based on the internet. KSME International Journal 18, 946–954 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02990866

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