Finite element analysis of elastic engine bearing lubrication: theory
Keywords:
EHL, elastohydrodynamic, lubrication, modal, analysis, bearingAbstract
This paper reviews the theory of finite element mode-based elastohydrodynamic lubrication analysis (as applied in a companion paper to the bearing and structural design of a dynamically loaded automotive connecting rod).
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