Experiments in hydrodynamic grease bearings
Hydrodynamic grease bearings replacing gyro ball bearings on extended space missions
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Hydrodynamic grease bearings replacing gyro ball bearings on extended space missions
Hydrodynamic journal bearing stability tests of three sector bearings
Computer solution of unsteady Navier-Stokes equations for infinite hydrodynamic step bearing
Hydrodynamics of accelerated turbulent boundary layer with and without mass injection
Hydrodynamic journal bearing test and analysis
Two degree of freedom gyroscopes stability with hydrodynamic grooved rotor bearings, describing parallel and conical whirling rotor oscillations
Stability characteristics of two degree of freedom gyroscope having hydrodynamic grooved journal rotor bearings, discussing frequency of self excited oscillation
Hydrodynamic model of blood coagulation in stagnation point flow, analyzing platelet diffusion, white cell bonding stress and thrombus formation
Three dimensional unsteady and steady sediment distribution obtained by Monte Carlo simulation method, using stochastic hydrodynamics model for transport
Stellar hydrodynamic equations for thin disk galaxy derived from collisionless Boltzmann equation moments
General relativistic hydrodynamics near equilibrium, discussing velocity and kinetic energy increase spherically symmetric large masses as function of radius change
Squeeze film lubrication for gyroscope wheels and behavior of hydrodynamic spiral grooved spin axis bearing
Water-lubricated three-lobe hydrodynamic journal bearing stability tests at zero load with and without axial grooves
Mathematical model for solving hydrodynamic flow equations in nonhomogenous magnetic field for plasma flow along field line in presence of gravitational field
Performance tests of water-lubricated, Rayleigh step, hydrodynamic journal bearings under no load conditions to determine stability
Poincare hydrodynamic analogy in celestial mechanics, relating differential equations for dynamic systems with two degrees of freedom and two and three dimensional flow
Steam turbine blade metal removal rates by repetitive water drop impact, using hydrodynamic model
Collisionless ion exosphere kinetic and hydrodynamic models comparison for polar wind supersonic flow characteristics