Plane Bearings Flashcards

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What must be done before starting up to ensure there’s no damage to oil lift bearing

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Checking oil must be brought up to pressure

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What are the two main functions of journal bearings

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To support radio load

To hold a journal in location accurately

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How do you check the contact area of a bearing

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By lightly coating the journal with Prussian blue and rotating it inside

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What are two advantages of measuring bearings with clearance with plastigage instead of lift check

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Plastigage provides a more accurate measurement of clearance

Plastigage reveals changers clearance along to Bearing

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What is a plain bearing

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Plain bearings have no rolling elements

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What are the 2 main purpose of a Journal bearing

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To hold journal and it’s required location

To support the intended radial load

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What is a wrapped bushing

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It consists of a thin steel shell lined with a soft bearing material such as lead or bronze

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What is a Hydrodynamic bearings

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They are designed to develop full film lubricant when the journal is up to operating speed a.k.a. oil wedge

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what is a hydrostatic bearing

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Hydrostatic bearings are found on equipment that operate too slow to form a Hydrodynamic film
Hydrostatic bearings depend on external pumps to provide pressurized film of lubricant to support the loaded shaft

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What is compressive strength

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The bearing material must be strong enough to support the shaft loads at maximum operating temperature

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Fatigue resistance

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Fatigue resistance is the resistance of the bearings material to crack and flake

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High embeddability

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High embeddability allows abrasive contaminants to become embedded in the material without failing

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Deformability

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Deformability allows the material to yield to misalignment or imperfections in the shaft such as change in diameter it ensures all parts of the bearing carry the the load

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Wetability

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Is the ability to retain a film of lubricant

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Compatibility

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Must not seize or weld to the journal under rubbing conditions such as start up

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What are the two main types of plain bearings

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Journal bearing

Thrust bearing

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Hydrodynamic bearing suitable for low speeds Why or why not

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No because it would not develop an oil wedge

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What is the reason for crush and spread on connecting rod inserts

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To ensure the insert is tightly sealed it to the rod Bores