journal article·2006-08

Improvement of least-squares finite difference method on simulating slider air bearings in head disk systems

X.H. Li, H.J. Du, B. Liu

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Abstract Least-squares finite difference (LSFD) method, one of mesh-free methods, is used to solve slider air bearings problem through discritizing the generalized Reynolds equation into nonlinear systems of algebraic equations. Two approximation schemes for the linearization of these equations are presented and compared. And, some new techniques to search supporting points for the reference node in the mesh-free method were proposed and explored. Therefore, these improvements eliminate some potential limitation of the LSFD method previously published and further facilitate its employment in complex slider models. Advanced step slider as an example of negative pressure sliders is simulated and verified using the improved LSFD mesh-free method in head disk systems.
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OpenAlex topics: Aerodynamics and Fluid Dynamics Research · Fluid Dynamics and Vibration Analysis · Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques

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