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This paper analyzes i) the static characteristics of thermally induced levitation (TIL) forces caused by thermal creep flow, which occur only in regions where the Knudsen number is not negligible and a temperature gradient exists, ii) the static lubrication characteristics of a plane inclined slider over a running boundary wall. Using the molecular gas-film lubrication (MGL) equation with consideration of thermal creep flow, we investigated the basic characteristics both theoretically and numerically, especially when the boundary wall has an inverse V-shaped temperature distribution.

S165014 Molecular Gas-film Lubrication Analyses of a Slider with Boundary Temperature Distribution