DK202100975A1 - Large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine - Google Patents
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Abstract
Described is a large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine comprising a lubrication supply (2) of lubrication fluid, and at least one connecting rod (3) comprising a first end (4) having a first bearing (5) configured to be connected to a crosshead (6), a second end (7) having a second bearing (8) configured to be connected to a crank pin (9), and a rod part (10) between the first end (4) and the second end (7), the connecting rod (3) having an axial extension with an axial centerline (L), the connecting rod (3) further comprising a lubrication fluid channel (11) configured to supply lubrication fluid from the first bearing (5) to the second bearing (8), and at least one stiffness modifying hole (12) arranged in the connecting rod (3). The engine is peculiar in that the connecting rod (3) is plate shaped and the lubrication fluid channel (11) is non-centered relative to the axial centerline (L) ) and do not interfere with the stiffness modifying hole(s) (12). Hence, it will be possible to choose the position and shape of the stiffness modifying hole(s) independent of the lubrication fluid channel, whereby the stresses in the connecting rod, the oil film pressure distribution, the oil film thickness and the stresses in the bearings may be fully optimized.
Description
DK 2021 00975 A1 1
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine comprising a lubrication supply of lubrication fluid, and at least one connecting rod comprising a first end having a first bearing configured to be connected to a crosshead, a second end having a second bearing configured to be connected to a crank pin, and a rod part between the first bearing and the second bearing, the connecting rod having an axial extension with an axial centerline, the connecting rod further comprising a fluid channel configured to supply lubrication fluid from the first bearing to the second bearing, and at least one stiffness modifying hole arranged in the connecting rod.
BACKGROUND In internal combustion engines, such as large two-stroke diesel engines in marine vessels, the attempt to minimize the weight and volume of the engine in order to reduce engine costs and make more room on the vessel, e.g. for more containers, is of increasing importance and an area which is in constant development. Especially, it has become a focus area to minimize large components, such as the connecting rod bearings, while still being able to supply lubrication to the bearings and transferring the same load, without reducing the lifespan of the connecting rods, the bearings and the engine. It is well known that one or more stiffness modifying holes in a connecting rod can be used to modify the stiffness around the bearings in order to optimize the oil film pressure distribution, oil film thickness and stresses in the bearings and connecting rod. It is also known from DK178617 that it is also possible to lead lubrication fluid from the first bearing at the crosshead to the second bearing at
DK 2021 00975 A1 2 the crank pin bearing past a stiffness modifying hole, which interferes with the lubrication fluid channel in a connecting rod.
In DK178617 it is further described how multiple stiffness modifying holes can be used around the lubrication fluid channel or a large stiffness modifying hole can be used with a telescopic connecting piece leading the lubrication fluid past the hole.
For a large stiffness modifying hole with a telescopic connecting piece it is also known from DK178617 that stress free plateaus inside the hole can be used to solve the problem with the double notch stresses and the problem with stresses in the threads for the bolts.
The maximum oil film pressure, bearing coating material, bearing clearance, oil film thickness and stresses and strains in the bearings are seen as the main criteria when dimensioning crank pin bearings and crosshead bearings for large two-stroke diesel engines.
The existing technical solution known from DK178617 is not optimal because either must the position of the stiffness modifying hole/holes not interfere with the lubrication fluid channel inside the connecting rod, or a connecting piece solution must be used.
The lubrication fluid channel inside the connecting rod is necessary to supply the crank pin bearing with lubrication oil.
Thus, arranging the position and design of the stiffness modifying hole/holes so they do not interfere with the lubrication fluid channel is unfavorable, because the stresses in the connecting rod, the oil film pressure distribution, the oil film thickness and the stresses in the bearing cannot be fully and freely optimized.
Several smaller stiffness modifying holes around the lubrication fluid channel, as suggested in DK178617, can be used to get a positive effect, but the full effect is best achieved, if one large stiffness modifying hole is positioned in the central area.
However, this central area interferes with the best position for the lubrication fluid channel.
The alternative to completely remove the lubrication fluid channel inside the connecting rod and lubricate the crank pin bearing using a completely external pipe system is unwanted because of the complexity.
Further, lubrication fluid supply from the crank shaft is unwanted because of its complexity and stresses in the crank shaft.
In the existing connecting rod design it would also cause problems in terms of high stresses in the connecting rod or a too large and heavy connecting rod to change the position of the
DK 2021 00975 A1 3 lubrication fluid channel in order not to interfere with the stiffness modifying hole.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide an internal combustion engine of the kind mentioned in the introduction having a connecting rod with a lubrication fluid channel extending from the crosshead bearing to the crank pin bearing, where the above mentioned challenges relating to the interference between the position of the stiffness modifying hole/holes and the lubrication fluid channel inside the connecting rod are at least significantly reduced. The foregoing and other objects are achieved by the features of the independent claims. Further implementation forms are apparent from the dependent claims, the description, and the figures. According to a first aspect, there is provided a large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine comprising a lubrication supply of lubrication fluid, and at least one connecting rod comprising a first end having a first bearing configured to be connected to a crosshead, a second end having a second bearing configured to be connected to a crank pin, and a rod part between the first end and the second end, the connecting rod having an axial extension with an axial centerline, the connecting rod further comprising a lubrication fluid channel configured to supply lubrication fluid from the first bearing to the second bearing, and at least one stiffness modifying hole arranged in the connecting rod, and being characterized in that the connecting rod is plate shaped and the lubrication fluid channel is non-centered relative to the axial centerline and do not interfere with the stiffness modifying hole(s).
In this context, by the expression “plate shaped” is meant that the rod part of the connecting rod is significantly wider in the engine transverse direction than
DK 2021 00975 A1 4 in the longitudinal direction. Thus, the rod part is at least one and a half times wider in the engine transverse direction than in the longitudinal direction. Hence, it will be possible to choose the position and shape of the stiffness modifying hole(s) independent of the lubrication fluid channel, whereby the stresses in the connecting rod, the oil film pressure distribution, the oil film thickness and the stresses in the bearings may be fully optimized. The advantage of the invention, compared to the existing technology, is that the dimensions of the crank pin and cross head bearings can be reduced without reducing the bearing performance, bearing life length, connecting rod safety factors, changing slip properties on back of bearing shells and without expensive and complex lubrication solutions for the crank pin bearing. Increased bearing life length, reduced bearing power loss and increased engine efficiency is immediately obtained. Thus, reduced bearing dimensions in terms of width and diameter, and reduced total engine height, length and width is obtained. This would reduce total engine mass and production costs compared to the existing technical solutions. The invention could also have a positive effect on engine kinematic imbalance and vibration. Further, a plate shaped connecting rod has a positive influence on the crankshaft and complete engine, because it allows for a shorter distance between the crankshaft throws. The lubrication fluid channel may extend from the first bearing to the second bearing following a direction being inclined relative to said axial centerline of the connecting rod. In this way, the lubrication fluid channel inside the connecting rod would not interfere with a stiffness modifying hole arranged symmetrical about the axial centerline of the connecting rod, whereby the shape of the stiffness modifying hole may be optimized.
Further, in another embodiment, the connecting rod is made with a width of at least 1/2 of the diameter of the smallest of the first and second bearings, preferably with at least same diameter as the smallest of the first and second bearings. In such an embodiment it would be possible to have the lubrication
DK 2021 00975 A1 fluid channel to extend from the first bearing to the second bearing following a direction being essential parallel relative to said axial centerline of the connecting rod. In this way, the lubrication fluid channel inside the connecting rod would not interfere with a stiffness modifying hole arranged symmetrical 5 about the axial centerline of the connecting rod, whereby the shape of the stiffness modifying hole may be optimized. In a further embodiment of the invention the lubrication fluid channel may extend from the first bearing to the second bearing following over a first portion a first direction being inclined with a first angle relative to said axial centerline of the connecting rod and following over a second portion a second direction being inclined with a second angle relative to said axial centerline of the connecting rod.
The stiffness modifying hole may be provided with any appropriate shape that promote optimum stresses in the connecting rod, oil film pressure distribution, oil film thickness and the stresses in the bearings, such as circular, oval, polygonal etc., however it is preferred that it is barrel shaped, i.e. rectangular in its base form however with outwardly curved side faces.
In order to obtain optimum bearing performance and tensions around the stiffness modifying hole, it is preferred that the ratio between the width of the stiffness modifying hole and the diameter of the crank pin is within the range of 1/10 to 3/10, preferably about 2/10.
In order to obtain optimum bearing performance and tensions around the stiffness modifying hole, it is preferred that the ratio between the distance between the stiffness modifying hole (12) and the diameter of the crank pin (9) is within the range of 1/10 to 4/10, preferably between 3/20 and 3/10 and most preferably about 2/10.
When operating the engine the load is not evenly distributed in the connecting rod and the distribution is influenced by the direction of rotation of the crank
DK 2021 00975 A1 6 pin. Thus, in an engine, which may be driven in both rotational directions it is preferred that the at least one stiffness modifying hole is arranged symmetrical about said axial centerline of the connecting rod.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be explained in more details with reference to the example embodiment shown in the drawings, in which: Fig. 1 shows a partly cross-sectional view of a large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine, Fig. 2 shows a connecting rod according to the invention having inclined lubrication fluid channel, and Fig. 3 shows another connecting rod according to the invention having parallel lubrication fluid channel.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION In the following detailed description, the invention will be described with reference to a large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine, but it is understood that the internal combustion engine could be of another type.
Fig. 1 shows a large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine 1 engine comprising a lubrication supply 2 of lubrication fluid and a connecting rod 3. The connecting rod 3 comprises a first end 4 having a first bearing 5 configured to be connected to a crosshead 6, a second end 7 having a second bearing 8 configured to be connected to a crank pin 9. The connecting rod 3 further comprises a rod part 10 between the first end 4 and the second end 7. The connecting rod 3 comprises a stiffness modifying hole 12 arranged in the rod part 10 close to the bearing 8, the
DK 2021 00975 A1 7 stiffness modifying hole 12 being configured to modify the stiffness of the connecting rod 3 its longitudinal direction between its two ends. By having a stiffness modifying hole 12, the connecting rod 3 is less rigid or stiff and the force applied on the crank pin 9 by the connecting rod 3 is distributed across a larger contact surface of the second bearing 8 than in prior art disclosing connecting rods without such a stiffness modifying hole. The connecting rod 3 can then be made substantially thinner and the first and the second bearings 5, 8 may also be made smaller without reducing the bearing performance. By reducing the thickness of the connecting rod 3, a crank shaft 35 can also be made substantially shorter, reducing the overall length and volume of the engine substantially. As seen in Fig. 2, the connecting rod 3 has an axial extension with an axial centerline L and comprises a rod part 10 arranged in the middle of the connecting rod 3 between the first and the second bearings 5, 8. The connecting rod 3 further comprises a lubrication fluid channel 11 extending from the first bearing 5 to the second bearing 8 inside the connecting rod 3. The lubrication fluid channel 11 is configured to supply the lubrication fluid from the first bearing 5 to the second bearing 8. The lubrication fluid is delivered through the crosshead 6 for supplying lubrication fluid to a first bearing 5. The lubrication fluid flow in the lubrication fluid channel 11 to supply lubrication fluid to a second bearing 8. The stiffness modifying hole 12 extends perpendicularly to the axial centerline L and the stiffness modifying hole 12 is a through hole.
According to the invention the connecting rod 3 is plate shaped and the lubrication fluid channel 11 is provided non-centered relative to the axial centerline L. In this way, the position and form of the stiffness modifying hole 12 may be chosen independently of the lubrication fluid channel 11, whereby the stresses in the connecting rod 3, the oil film pressure distribution, the oil film thickness and the stresses in the bearings may be fully optimized.
DK 2021 00975 A1 8 In the embodiment shown in Fig. 2, the lubrication fluid channel 11 extends from the first bearing 5 to the second bearing 8 following a direction being inclined relative to and intersecting the axial centerline L of the connecting rod
3. In this way, the lubrication fluid channel 11 inside the connecting rod do not interfere with or intersect the stiffness modifying hole 12 arranged symmetrical about the axial centerline L of the connecting rod. Hereby the shape of the stiffness modifying hole 12 may be optimized. In the embodiment shown in Fig. 3, the connecting rod 3 is made with a width being essentially the same as the diameter of the first bearing 5, being the smallest of the two bearings. By providing the connecting rod 3 with a somewhat larger width it is possible to have the lubrication fluid channel 11 to extend from the first bearing 5 to the second bearing 8 following a direction being essential parallel relative to said axial centerline L of the connecting rod
3. Also in this embodiment, the lubrication fluid channel 11 inside the connecting rod 3 do not interfere with or intersect the stiffness modifying hole 12 arranged symmetrical about the axial centerline L of the connecting rod 3, whereby the shape of the stiffness modifying hole 12 also in this embodiment may be optimized.
In Fig. 1 to 3 the stiffness modifying hole 12 is shown in its preferred shape, as defined above. Further, in the embodiment shown in Fig. 3 the connecting rod 3 may also be provided with an additional stiffness modifying hole 12b in the opposite end close to the first end 4. Also, not shown, the connecting rod 3 may be provided with one or more additional stiffness modifying holes 12 or 12b in both ends, preferably distributed evenly about the axial centerline L.
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1. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine comprising a lubrication supply (2) of lubrication fluid, and atleast one connecting rod (3) comprising a first end (4) having a first bearing (5) configured to be connected to a crosshead (6), a second end (7) having a second bearing (8) configured to be connected to a crank pin (9), and a rod part (10) between the first end (4) and the second end (7), the connecting rod (3) having an axial extension with an axial centerline (L), the connecting rod (3) further comprising a lubrication fluid channel (11) configured to supply lubrication fluid from the first bearing (5) to the second bearing (8), and at least one stiffness modifying hole (12) arranged in the connecting rod (3), characterized in that the connecting rod (3) is plate shaped and the lubrication fluid channel (11) is non-centered relative to the axial centerline (L) and do not interfere with the stiffness modifying hole(s) (12).
2. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine according to claim 1, characterized in that the lubrication fluid channel (11) extends from the first bearing (5) to the second bearing (8) following a direction being inclined relative to said axial centerline (L) of the connecting rod (3).
3. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine according to claim 1, characterized in that the lubrication fluid channel (11) extends from the first bearing (5) to the second bearing (8) following a direction being essential parallel relative to said axial centerline (L) of the connecting rod (3).
4. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine according to claim 1, characterized in that the lubrication fluid channel (11) extends from the first bearing (5) to the second bearing (8) following over a first portion a first direction being inclined with a first angle relative to said axial (L) of the connecting rod (3) and following over a second
DK 2021 00975 A1 10 portion a second direction being inclined with a second angle relative to said axial centerline (L) of the connecting rod (3).
5. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine according to any of the proceeding claims, characterized in that the stiffness modifying hole (12) is circular, oval, polygonal or preferably barrel shaped, i.e. rectangular in its base form with outwardly curved side faces.
6. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine according to any of the proceeding claims, characterized in that the ratio between the width of the stiffness modifying hole (12) and the diameter of the crank pin (9) is within the range of 1/10 to 3/10, preferably about 2/10.
7. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine according to any of the proceeding claims, characterized in that the ratio between the distance between the stiffness modifying hole (12) and the diameter of the crank pin (9) is within the range of 1/10 to 4/10, preferably between 3/20 and 3/10 and most preferably about 2/10.
8. A large two-stroke uniflow scavenged turbocharged crosshead internal combustion engine according to any of the proceeding claims, characterized in that the at least one stiffness modifying hole (12) is arranged symmetrical about said axial centerline (L) of the connecting rod (3).
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