Abstract

The issues of studying the operating parameters of the elements of lubrication systems for high-speed internal combustion engines preceded the creation of the stand. The engine lubrication system D-246.4 was chosen as a prototype. With the help of this stand it became possible to study the lubrication system for the following characteristics: change the performance of the engine oil pump D-246.4, change and control the engine oil temperature, control the pressure drop on the oil filter, control the engine oil flow, throttle oil at the inlet to the oil pump and on the conditional supply line to the friction units, measuring the vacuum of the system on the suction of the oil pump and recording the parameters of the pulsation of the oil pressure generated by the oil pump. To build mathematical models of the components in the lubrication systems of marine internal combustion engines there is a need to determine their operating parameters. In real operating conditions, such measurements cannot be obtained due to the lack of the necessary test equipment (TE) and the possibility of its installation. The authors describe in detail all the components of the stand for studying the parameters of the elements of lubrication systems of high-speed internal combustion engines, their technical characteristics, describes the diagnostic complex, which recorded the results of research, the results of measuring engine oil pressure pulsation. The stand is used to study the operating parameters of the oil pump and filter used for water. Signals are registered using the Autoscanner diagnostic system. The diagnostic complex is a 64-channel oscilloscope that is connected to a personal computer. This stand for studying the operating parameters of the elements of the lubrication system provides sufficient opportunities to simulate the operating conditions of the elements of the supply and purification of oil and register them both visually and with digital sensors and diagnostic system Autoscanner, digital oscilloscopes or other measuring instruments capable of recording and storing the received data.

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