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As operating under quite high bearing speed with quite narrow clearance, the slip effect generally inevitable exists and closely relates to the performance of Gas Journal Bearing (GJB). However, singly the conventional macroscopic method may not be capable of fully exploring the influence of slip effect and seize tiny details such as slip velocity and flow vortex. In this article, both the Lattice Boltzmann Method (LBM) and the Reynolds equation method are applied to analyze the distributions of lubricant viscous dissipation heat, velocity, slip velocity, pressure, journal position and film thickness  versus  different operating parameters at multiscale. It shows that the slip effect weakens the squeezing function on lubricant film, reduces the viscous dissipation heat peaks, consumes the maximum pressure peaks, and decreases the bearing capacity, which is more obvious at larger Knudsen number. At higher bearing speed, the high viscous dissipation heat and pressure zone rapidly magnifies, in contrast, under larger bearing load, the high viscous dissipation heat zone concentrates.

Influence of slip effect on viscous dissipation heat and lubrication characteristics of Gas Journal Bearing: A multiscale analysis