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Objective
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The goal is to determine net engine torque at crank shaft for cranking at low oil temperatures.
Speed range: 0 to 500 rpm.
Temperature range: -400 C to 00C
Engine: Inline 4 cylinder 4.5L
Analysis Approach
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The torque required to motor the engine can written as:
The total friction torque for engine is sum of frictional torque observed at following components.
1 Piston-ring assembly frictional
2 Cam bushing friction
3 Valve train friction
4 Idler bushing friction
5 Small end bushing friction
6 Rod bearing friction
7 Main bearing friction
In this project cylinder torque and the friction torque at different engine speed are estimated. The
friction torque is calculated for small end bush, rod bearing and main bearing.
GT suite is used to calculate the gas torque and the friction torque for bearings. The GT bearing
analysis is completed without heat balance (i.e input temperature is used as it is for the bearing
performance calculation).
Tm = Tc +Tf + I (∂ω/ ∂t)
Tm = Motoring Torque
Tc = Cylinder torque (Gas torque + Reciprocating inertia torque)
Tf = Friction Torque
I = Engine moment of inertia
(∂ω/ ∂t) = Angular acceleration
Inputs
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-50 0 50 100 150 200
Kin
em
atic
vis
cosi
ty (
cSt)
Temperature (deg C)
Oil Properties
Kin Vis (cSt)
The oil viscosity data below 0 deg C is required for the analysis.
Oil Properties: Viscosity data
Motoring curve pressure will be used for all rpm’s from 50-500 rpm
Cylinder Pressure Data
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GT Suite: Crankshaft Model GT crank Model
Note: The GT bearing analysis is completed without heat balance (i.e input temperature is used as it is for the bearing performance calculation).
main bearing
small end bushing
Rod bearing
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Main Bearing Friction Torque (50 rpm and -40 deg C)
M friction Torque Nm
µ viscosity of the oil. N-s/m^2
U omega* R (velocity of the journal) m/s
L bearing width m
R Journal radious m
C radial clearance m
Main1 average friction torque from GT x Nm
Main2 average friction torque from GT x Nm
Main3 average friction torque from GT x Nm
Main4 average friction torque from GT x Nm
Main5 average friction torque from GT x Nm
Total average friction torque from GT =5x Nm
Following equation can be used to verify the average friction torque analysis results .
Note: The GT bearing analysis is completed without heat balance (i.e input temperature is used as it is for the bearing performance calculation).
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Rod Big End Bearing Friction Torque (50 rpm and -40 deg C)
BE1 average friction torque from GT y Nm
BE2 average friction torque from GT y Nm
BE3 average friction torque from GT y Nm
BE4 average friction torque from GT y Nm
Total average friction torque from GT 4y Nm
Note: The GT bearing analysis is completed without heat balance (i.e input temperature is used as it is for the bearing performance calculation).
The rod bearing friction torque follow the relative speed curve.
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spe
ed
Crank angle (deg)
Relative Speed (BE1)
Speed
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Small End Bushing Friction Torque (50 rpm and -40 deg C)
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Smal
al E
nd
Bu
shin
g To
tal
Fric
tio
n T
orq
ue
(N
m)
Crank angle (deg)
Total Torque
Total-SE-Nm
SE1 average friction torque from GT z Nm
SE2 average friction torque from GT z Nm
SE3 average friction torque from GT z Nm
SE4 average friction torque from GT z Nm
Total average friction torque from GT 4z Nm
Bushing rotational velocity
Note: The GT bearing analysis is completed without heat balance (i.e input temperature is used as it is for the bearing performance calculation).
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-500
0
500
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3000
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Torq
ue (N
m)
Crank angle (deg)
Total-Friction-Nm
CylinderTorque
Total_ENG_torque-Nm
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0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Smal
al E
nd
Bu
shin
g To
tal
Fric
tio
n T
orq
ue
(N
m)
Crank angle (deg)
Total Torque
Total-SE-Nm
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Total Torque (friction + cyl torque): 50 rpm at -40 deg C
-800
-600
-400
-200
0
200
400
600
800
0 200 400 600 800
GasTorque-TVSIM
GasTorque-TVSIM
Average torque = 28Nm
Total Torque
Main bearing friction torque
Rod big end bearing friction torque
Small end bushing friction torque
Total Engine Torque
Total Engine Friction Torque
Cylinder Torque
Cylinder torque
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0
200
400
600
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1200
1400
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1800
2000
-40 -30 -20 -10
Fric
tio
na
l To
rqu
e (N
m)
Oil Inlet temperature (deg C)
Frictional Mean Torque Nm
Fric. Mean Torque - Main Bearings Nm
Fric. Mean Torque- Large End Bearings Nm
Fric. Mean Torque- Small End Bearings Nm
Oil inlet Temp deg C -40 -30 -20 -10 0
Average Engine Ang. Vel. RPM 50 50 50 50 50
Fric. Mean Torque - Main Bearings Nm 64% 65% 64% 64% 64%
Fric. Mean Torque- Large End Bearings Nm 34% 34% 34% 34% 35%
Fric. Mean Torque- Small End Bearings Nm 1% 1% 1% 1% 2%
Frictional Torque
Each bearing friction torque contribution is same at all speeds. Friction increases
with speed and reduces as oil temperature increases.
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-500
0
500
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2500
3000
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Torq
ue (N
m)
Crank angle (deg)
Total-Friction-Nm
CylinderTorque
Total_ENG_torque-Nm
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Max Motoring Torque
Max motoring torque = Max cylinder torque + mean friction torque
Max motoring torque
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Torque-Summary
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16000
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Ma
x M
oto
rin
g To
rqu
e (
Nm
)
Engine Speed (rpm)
Max Motoring Torque
-40 deg C
-30 deg C
-20 deg C
-10 deg C
0 deg C
Note: The GT bearing analysis is completed without heat balance (i.e input temperature is used as it is for the bearing performance calculation).
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Power Loss Comparison
Example plot : Inline 6 cylinder engine power loss comparison using GT and other tool.
Oil inlet temperature 90 deg C
Cylinder pressure : zero cylinder pressure
T
T
GT suite results are comparable with other simulation tool.
Summary
GT Suite is capable to calculate bearing friction torque.
GT suite results are comparable with other tools and it is faster way to get the
friction calculation.
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Future action items Simulation of piston and cam bushing frictional power loss using GT Suite
Estimate torque required to accelerate the engine (I (∂ω/ ∂t))