solve it with this following procedures:givenrequired solution 2. A circular hydrostatic pad thrust bearing of a turbine generator is designed for athrust load of 10kN. The outside diameter is 100mm and the diameter of recess is40mm. A pump with constant feed rate of 10mm /s is available.a) Select the absolute viscosity of mineral oil such that film thickness does notdrop below 100 um.b) Calculate the oil pressure in recess.c) Calculate the film stiffness.d) Assuming that the generator running at 750 rpm, calculate the frictional torqueabsorbed by the bearing.e) Calculate the power loss due to viscous friction and also due to pumping.

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2. A circular hydrostatic pad thrust bearing of a turbine generator is designed for a thrust load of 10kN. The outside diameter is 100mm and the diameter of recess is 40mm. A pump with constant feed rate of 10mm³/s is available.

2. A circular hydrostatic pad thrust bearing of a turbine generator is designed for a thrust load of 10kN. The outside diameter is 100mm and the diameter of recess is 40mm. A pump with constant feed rate of 10mm³/s is available.

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