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Engine Bearings: Class 2 & 1 Engineer Course

The document discusses engine bearings used in class 2 and 1 engines. It covers topics such as oil film generation between the bearing and shaft, the hydrodynamic action that occurs, factors that influence bearing performance like lubricant viscosity and temperature, and design features of bearings like clearance. It also touches on potential problem areas for bearings and importance of maintenance.

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Engine Bearings: Class 2 & 1 Engineer Course

The document discusses engine bearings used in class 2 and 1 engines. It covers topics such as oil film generation between the bearing and shaft, the hydrodynamic action that occurs, factors that influence bearing performance like lubricant viscosity and temperature, and design features of bearings like clearance. It also touches on potential problem areas for bearings and importance of maintenance.

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Engine Bearings

Class 2 & 1 Engineer Course

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Engine Bearings

Oil Film Generation


Petroff’s Equation
Bearing Performance
Bearing-Shaft-Material
Design Features & Material
Problem Areas & Diagnostics
Maintenance
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Lub Oil Film Generation

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Lub Oil Film Generation

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Lub Oil Film Generation

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Gudgeon Pin Bearing

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Main Bearing

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Oil Film: Wedge

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Oil Film: Wedge

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Hydrodynamic Action
AU
F= 
h

F = Force
A = Area
U = Velocity
h = Clearance

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Power Loss Viscous Resistance

6 D 3 LN 2
Hp = 2.61  10  
C
 
Hp = Power loss

 = Abs Viscosity
D = Dia of Pin
L = Length of Pin
N = Speed
C = Clearance

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Bearing Grooves

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Bearing Grooves

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MAN B&W – Crosshead Bearing

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Bearing Performance

Lubricant

Viscosity Bearing

Temperature

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Bearing – Shaft - Lubricant

Shaft Load

Problem

Lubricant

Bearing

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Bearing – Shaft - Lubricant

High local pressure at point of contact


Localised welding at these points
Alloy formed at the welds
Shear strength alloy < Shear strength bearing
material

Why ? Solution ?
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Bearing – Shaft - Lubricant

Bearing – Shaft Lubricant


Strength Viscosity
Compatibility Adhesion
Conformability Stability
Hardness Compatibility
Surface finish Bulk modulus
Corrosion resistance Detergency –
Dimensional, Features… Dispersancy…
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Bearing Environment

Load cycle
Sliding velocity
Temperature
Clearance
Support housing
Vibration
Elec Potential, Contamination…
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Bearing Clearance

Temp

Clearance

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Bearing Clearance

Oil Flow = (Clearance)3


Operating Temp Extremely Critical
Working Viscosity of lubricant
Oil Film thickness
Load carrying capacity
Speed

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Bearing Clearance

Clearance Too Fine Restrict oil flow

Oil Flow = (Clearance)3

High Operating Temperature

Drop in Working Viscosity


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