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Foreword 0 1 Scope 0 2 Normative references 0 3 Terms and definitions 0 4 Tables of basic bearing characteristics 0 5 Graphs of basic bearing characteristics 0 6 Friction power loss 0 7 Lubricant flow rate resulting from feed pressure 0 7.1 General 0 7.2 Lubrication hole located opposite to direction of load 0 7.3 Lubrication hole located at 90° to direction of load 0 7.4 Lubrication holes located at 90° to direction of load 0 7.5 Circumferential groove (full groove) 0 7.6 Circumferential groove (partial groove) 0 7.7 Lubrication pocket, located opposite to direction of load 0 7.8 Lubrication pocket located at 90° to direction of application load 0 7.9 Two lubrication pockets at ±90° to direction of load 0 8 Effective dynamic viscosity, ηeff, of the lubricant as a function of effective bearing temperature, Teff 0 Bibliography 0
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