Tribology of journal bearings: Start stop operation as life-time factor
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T1 - Tribology of journal bearings
T2 - Start stop operation as life-time factor
AU - Summer, Florian
AU - Grün, Florian
AU - Offenbecher, Martin
AU - Taylor, Stuart
AU - Lainé, Emmanuel
PY - 2017/7
Y1 - 2017/7
N2 - Reduction of pollutant emissions is one of the key drivers in the field of combustion engine development. In this context, in particular start stop systems are applied in order to further reduce the total fuel consumption and subsequently minimize pollutant emissions. However, this application leads to completely new operating conditions for the powertrain. In particular, hydrodynamic bearing systems are burdened by these operational changes and the increased proportion of solid friction contacts. In order to ensure safe bearing operation, in depth research in the field of start stop bearing dimensioning is required. This paper covers an extensive investigation of journal bearing systems under start stop operation conditions. With the aid of a novel component close test methodology the start stop wear characteristics of various bearing materials are investigated and compared. Furthermore, the impact of the lubricant viscosity and chemical additive formulation of engine lubricants on the start stop lifetime performance of journal bearing systems are discussed.
AB - Reduction of pollutant emissions is one of the key drivers in the field of combustion engine development. In this context, in particular start stop systems are applied in order to further reduce the total fuel consumption and subsequently minimize pollutant emissions. However, this application leads to completely new operating conditions for the powertrain. In particular, hydrodynamic bearing systems are burdened by these operational changes and the increased proportion of solid friction contacts. In order to ensure safe bearing operation, in depth research in the field of start stop bearing dimensioning is required. This paper covers an extensive investigation of journal bearing systems under start stop operation conditions. With the aid of a novel component close test methodology the start stop wear characteristics of various bearing materials are investigated and compared. Furthermore, the impact of the lubricant viscosity and chemical additive formulation of engine lubricants on the start stop lifetime performance of journal bearing systems are discussed.
M3 - Article
VL - 64.2017
SP - 44
EP - 54
JO - Tribologie und Schmierungstechnik
JF - Tribologie und Schmierungstechnik
SN - 0724-3472
IS - 4
ER -