Lubrication Characteristics Analysis and Variable Wall Thickness Optimization Design of a Diesel Engine Main Bearing Under Different Crankshaft Balance Ratios
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Lubrication Characteristics Analysis and Variable Wall Thickness Optimization Design of a Diesel Engine Main Bearing Under Different Crankshaft Balance Ratios
刘凯, 陈锐, 赵家辉, et al. Lubrication Characteristics Analysis and Variable Wall Thickness Optimization Design of a Diesel Engine Main Bearing Under Different Crankshaft Balance Ratios[J]. 2021, 42(4): 54-61.
刘凯, 陈锐, 赵家辉, et al. Lubrication Characteristics Analysis and Variable Wall Thickness Optimization Design of a Diesel Engine Main Bearing Under Different Crankshaft Balance Ratios[J]. 2021, 42(4): 54-61. DOI: 10.13949/j.cnki.nrjgc.2021.04.008.
Lubrication Characteristics Analysis and Variable Wall Thickness Optimization Design of a Diesel Engine Main Bearing Under Different Crankshaft Balance Ratios
Based on the theory of elastohydrodynamic lubrication and multi-body dynamics
the elasto-hydrodynamics lubrication model of the main bearing in a high power marine diesel engine was established
and the elastic deformation
surface roughness
oil supply characteristics of the main bearing were considered. The method of establishing this lubrication model was verified by experiments. Based on this model
the influence of the crankshaft balance rate on the lubrication performance of the main bearings minimum oil film thickness
maximum oil film pressure
shaft trajectory
and oil filling rate was analyzed. And the change of the bearing profiles was carried out to reduce the contact pressure on the bearing edge. The results showed that with the increase of the balance rate from 0 to 100%
the average maximum oil film pressure of main bearing decreased by 60%
and the average minimum oil film thickness increased by 5 times, and the eccentricity of axis track decreased. Through the optimized design of the bearing bush
the minimum oil film thickness of main bearing increased by 24%
and the maximum rough contact pressure decreased by 40%