Insights of particle types on interface wear properties of different water-lubricated bearing materials

Qin, Shaoqian; Guo, Zhiwei; Wu, Zumin; Yuan, Chengqing

doi:10.1016/j.triboint.2024.110140

Tribology International

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.triboint.2024.110140

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Insights of particle types on interface wear properties of different water-lubricated bearing materials

Shaoqian Qin,

Zhiwei Guo,

Zumin Wu

et al.

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Experimental Study on the Effects of Controllable Parameters on the Healthy Operation of SF-2A Material Water-Lubricated Stern Bearing in Multi-Point Ultra-Long Shaft Systems of Ships

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Effective control of the health operating condition of multi-support, ultra-long shaft system water-lubricated stern bearings is crucial for supporting the intelligent maintenance and health management of ships. This study investigates the failure modes of water-lubricated stern bearings and focuses on the critical failure modes of abnormal wear and high-temperature meltdown to analyze the mechanisms and influencing factors of these failures. It discusses the conditions for healthy operation of water-lubricated stern bearings, as well as methods for controlling lubrication and temperature rise. Based on this, controllable parameters for the healthy operation of water-lubricated stern bearings were selected, an experimental rig was constructed, and experiments were conducted using SF-2A material water-lubricated bearings. The experimental results indicate that by controlling parameters such as shaft rotational speed, inlet lubrication water temperature, clear-water lubrication, sediment-laden-water lubrication, bearing specific pressure, and the surface morphology of the bearing liner, the velocity characteristics, lubrication characteristics, and temperature rise characteristics of the bearings can be effectively altered. The sensitivity of the lubrication and temperature rise characteristics of SF-2A material water-lubricated stern bearings to controllable parameters varies under different environmental conditions. The study finds that precise control of these parameters can improve the operating condition and reliability of water-lubricated bearings.

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Insights of particle types on interface wear properties of different water-lubricated bearing materials

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Dynamics of particle entrainment for glass particles suspended in various fluids

Dynamics of particle entrainment for glass particles suspended in various fluids

Experimental Study on the Effects of Controllable Parameters on the Healthy Operation of SF-2A Material Water-Lubricated Stern Bearing in Multi-Point Ultra-Long Shaft Systems of Ships

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