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journal bearing

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun journal bearing has 1 sense
  1. journal bearing - the bearing of a journal
    --1 is a kind of
    bearing
    --1 has particulars: hotbox

Definitions from the Web

Term: Journal Bearing

Description:

A journal bearing is a type of mechanical bearing that supports the rotating shaft of a machine. It consists of a cylindrical sleeve (the journal) inserted into a housing or a conical part (the bearing) that allows for smooth and efficient rotation by reducing friction.

Senses:

  1. Noun: A type of bearing used to support rotating machinery.

Usages:

  1. Industrial applications often rely on journal bearings to reduce friction and enable smooth rotation.
  2. The journal bearing in the motor needs to be regularly lubricated to ensure optimal performance.
  3. Timothy gifted his engineer friend a book on journal bearings, knowing his interest in mechanical designs.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The journal bearing in the turbine was replaced to improve the efficiency of the power plant.
  2. The maintenance manual provided detailed instructions on how to properly install and maintain journal bearings.
  3. With proper maintenance, the journal bearings can have a long lifespan, resulting in longer-lasting machines.

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