EVALUATION OF CARBON STEEL ROD
CORROSION IN A DIFFERENT MEDIAS
AuthorsSuadad Noori Ghani, Thaier J. Ntayeesh
JournalInternational Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology (IJMET)
AbstractExperimental investigation is performed to simulate the steel rod corrosion into
the machinery parts after used and exposure to different corrosive medias. Five
samples of carbon steel used in this study and it is submerged into three types of water
medias (pure water, drainage water , and sulfuric spring water) with periods ( 3, 6,
12, and 24 Weeks).
It was concluded that the values of the corrosion rate at low exposure time (t=3
Weeks) are greater than that for long exposure with the fact that the weight loss of
carbon steel increased with time. In addition to, it was found that corrosion rates of
these products vary in the different corroding media the steel rods into pure water
media has a higher corrosion resistivity than that it submerged into a drainage water
media and a sulfuric spring water media , and that the samples into a drainage water
media has a higher corrosion resistivity than that into the sulfuric spring water media.
Also the rod samples with high percent carbon essentially corroded more than that
it has low percent of carbon samples at the same environments.
Effect of Bearing Elastic Deformation on the Turbulent Thermohydrodynamic Lubrication of Misaligned Plain Journal Bearings
AuthorsBasim Ajeel Abass, Sudad Nori Ghani
JournalNahrain University, College of Engineering Journal (NUCEJ)
AbstractThis paper investigates the effect of
bearing shell elastic deformation on the
steady state behavior of misaligned journal
bearings. Performance trends of elastic and
rigid bearings with different degree of
misalignment (Dm) have been compared.
Bearing shell elastic deformation, thermal
effects, pressure and temperature variation
for a bearing working under turbulent
lubrication have been taken into
consideration. It is found that misaligned
bearings working at higher misalignment
coefficients have higher load carrying
capacity since the oil film thickness
approaches to zero in this case. Considering
the effect of bearing shell elastic deformation
with the effect of oil film temperature causes
lower values of bearing load. Some of the
results obtained in this paper have been
compared with that published by other
workers and found to be in a good
agreement.
EFFECT OF ELASTIC DEFORMATION ON TURBULENT
LUBRICATIONOF MISALIGNED
PLAIN JOURNAL BEARINGS
AuthorsBasim A. Abass, Soadad N. Ghani
JournalThe Iraqi Journal for Mechanics and Material Engineering
AbstractAn investigation to the turbulent lubrication performance of journal bearing considering
journal misalignment and bearing elastic deformation has been established and validated
through this work. Oil film pressure, side leakage flow rate, friction coefficient and
misalignment moments at variant journal misalignment and bearing elastic deformation
are calculated based on the modified Reynolds equation to include the effect of turbulent
flow of oil due to high speeds of journal .Suitable models for journal misalignment and
bearing elastic deformation have been used and included to the oil film thickness. Some
of the results obtaind through this work have been compared with that obtained by the
other workers and found to be in agood agreemnt. It has been shown that the combined
effect of the bearing shell elastic deformation and the journal misalignment has a
considerable effect on the bearing parametres and can not be neglected.