Stribeck pressing

The Stribeck pressure (according to Richard Stribeck ) is the surface pressure between a cylindrical shaft and the bearing shell of a plain bearing . It indicates the load on the plain bearing and is calculated as the load force related to the diameter of the shaft and the width of the bearing shell:

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The term Stribeck pressing is rarely mentioned in the specialist literature.

Web link

Personal page of Prof. Hannibal at the FH SWF
Run-out measurements on plain bearings (accessed on October 11, 2019)
Tribology, Friction and Wear (Basics) (accessed October 11, 2019)
Friction in highly loaded EHD rolling contacts (accessed on October 11, 2019)
Tribological optimization of industrial oils through nanofluids (accessed October 11, 2019)

Individual evidence

↑ According to Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wilhelm Hannibal, lecturer at the South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences , Iserlohn, but in practice it is a well-known name for this type of pressing.

[1] According to Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wilhelm Hannibal, lecturer at the South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences , Iserlohn, but in practice it is a well-known name for this type of pressing.