A Test on Oil Film Thickness of a Main Bearing in IC Engines

Gang Zhi Wang; Yan Ming Hao; Xiao Yan Lou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.66-68.2130

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A Test on Oil Film Thickness of a Main Bearing in IC Engines

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Testing ways and means are introduced to measure oil film thickness of a main bearing in multi-cylinder IC engines with two eddy current sensors. A 4100QB diesel engine is taken as a model to detect the influences of loads and journal speeds on oil film thickness of a main bearing. It can be inferred from the test that the Minimum Oil Film Thickness (MOFT) constantly decreases with the increase of the loads while the journal speed keeps stable, and MOFT constantly increases corresponding to the increase of the journal speeds while loads on the bearing are unchanged.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 66-68)

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2130-2135

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July 2011

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Gang Zhi Wang, Yan Ming Hao, Xiao Yan Lou

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Experimental Research, Main Bearings of Internal Combustion Engines, Oil Film Thickness

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