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Development of a Novel Dynamically Loaded Journal Bearing Test Rig
Technical Paper
2021-01-1218
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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In this work, a dynamically loaded hydrodynamic journal bearing test rig is developed and introduced. The rig is a novel design, using a hydraulic actuator with fast acting spool valves to apply load to a connecting rod. This force is transmitted through the connecting rod to the large end bearing which is mounted on a spinning shaft. The hydraulic actuator allows for fully variable control and can be used to apply either static load in compression or tension, or dynamic loading to simulate engine operation. A variable speed electric motor controls shaft speed and is synchronized to the hydraulic actuator to accurately simulate loading to represent all four engine strokes. A high precision torque meter enables direct measurements of friction torque, while shaft position is measured via a high precision encoder. Data generated on the test rig is also presented, and includes frictional torque loss, cumulative energy consumption during transient operation, and starting energy during stop/start testing.
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Michlberger, A., Bachu, P., and Bitsis, D., "Development of a Novel Dynamically Loaded Journal Bearing Test Rig," SAE Technical Paper 2021-01-1218, 2021, https://doi.org/10.4271/2021-01-1218.Data Sets - Support Documents
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