Radial bearing arrangement

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F16C 32/06 (2006.01) F16C 13/04 (2006.01)

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CA 1061388

ABSTRACT The disclosure concerns a radial bearing arrangement for a large diameter rotor wherein the rotor carries an annular surfache in a peripheral region spaced radially from the axis which cooperates with a series of bearing means mounted in a foundation. The bearing means provide reactions in a limited number of main supporting direction and act collectively to restrain the rotor against movement in all radial directions. Not more than two of the bearing means provide positive, non- yielding restraint in those main directions, whereas the other bearing means have radially displaceable bearing shoes and furnish yielding holding forces. The arrangement may include one type of yielding bearing means which furnishes a reaction which varies with displacement and affords a centering action, and/or a second type which furnishes a constant reaction during slow displacements and an increased reaction during rapid dis- placement, and thus affords damping action. In cases where the rotor axis is not vertical, a type of bearing means, which affords a constant reaction regardless of displacement, may be employed to carry the weight of the rotor. - 2 -

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