W. Grzegorzek, D. Adamecki, J. Mikuła, W. Borek, Grzegorz Głuszek, S. Mikuła
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Abstract
This article describes a new design solution for a hybrid bearing intended for use in prosumer wind turbines
with a vertical axis of rotation of the turbine rotor. The automatic rotational speed-dependent load-switching,
lubrication and cooling systems applied in the hybrid bearing ensure a particularly long service life and highly
quiet running while maintaining high energy efficiency over the full rotational speed range of shafts with
turbine rotors. The hybrid bearing design has been adapted to the use of lubricating fluids with the lowest
possible viscosity, including oil-water emulsions and even water itself. The use of water as a lubricant makes
the bearing system highly environmentally friendly and completely fire-safe.