Abstract
An attempt is made to analyze the effects of micropolar fluid squeezing film implementation between porous elliptical plates under the application of an external magnetic field. The appropriate improved hydromagnetic Reynolds equation governing the pressure distribution is acquired. The Reynolds equation is solved for lubrication features such as pressure distribution, load-carrying capacity and time-height relationships. It is noticed that a micropolar lubricant with a magnetic field may considerably impart a much-appreciated increase in load-carrying capacity, pressure distribution and response time compared to the classical case. Nevertheless, it is found that, as with the magnetic field, the larger values of the fluid gap number and the coupling number increase lubrication characteristics. Also, it is found that such a bearing cannot support a large number of lubrication characteristics because of the pores on the main path of fluid flow.
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