Bearing Efficiency
Bearing Efficiency is a performance metric in tribology that quantifies the ratio of useful load-supporting capacity to total energy dissipated in a bearing system, distinguishing it from other tribological metrics by its focus on the energetic effectiveness of load transmission under operational conditions.
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Rapid performance evaluation of journal bearings
Harish Hirani, T. V. V. L. N. Rao, K. Athre et al. · Tribology International · 1997 · 73 citations
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