ISO/TR 17606:2014 すべり軸受 — 低速船舶用ディーゼルエンジン用のクロスヘッドピン軸受の潤滑特性 | ページ 2

Foreword

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Introduction

For crosshead pin bearings, with which a shaft oscillates when a load is applied mainly in a downward direction, it is difficult to generate an appropriate lubricating film; therefore, they are subject to unfavourable lubricating conditions. For better lubrication of crosshead pin bearings, which have a high rate of damage, two types of bearing structures are mainly used as oil supply methods for sliding surfaces at present. The characteristics of those bearings are compared and the concept of design approaches is standardized.

1 Scope

This Technical Report specifies lubrication characteristics of grooves and pockets on crosshead pin bearings for low-speed marine diesel engines.

It is applicable to the design of axial oil groove and pocket types as an oil supply method.

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