6. A shaft revolving at 1740 rpm is supported by bearing with a length of 150 mm and diameter of 64 mm. if the load is high and SAE oil no.20(u = 2.4 x 100 reyns) is used and diametric clearance is 0.136mm, find the power loss due to friction.

6. A shaft revolving at 1740 rpm is supported by bearing with a length of 150 mm and diameter of 64 mm. if the load is high and SAE oil no.20(u = 2.4 x 100 reyns) is used and diametric clearance is 0.136mm, find the power loss due to friction.

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