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3.2 LOCATION
3. THE DEFINITION OF A CRANKCASE
The crankcase is a housing for the crankshaft and provides
space for it’s rotation.
3.1 MATERIAL
cast steel
cast steel & welded steel plates
3.2 LOCATION
A column or frame, mounted on the bedplate, forms the engine
crankcase.
3. THE DEFINITION OF A CRANKCASE
The crankcase is a housing for the crankshaft and provides
space for it’s rotation.
3.1 MATERIAL
cast steel
cast steel & welded steel plates
3.2 LOCATION
A column or frame, mounted on the bedplate, forms the engine
crankcase.
3.3 CONNECTION
3. THE DEFINITION OF A CRANKCASE
The crankcase is a housing for the crankshaft and provides
space for it’s rotation.
3.1 MATERIAL
cast steel
cast steel & welded steel plates
3.2 LOCATION
A column or frame, mounted on the bedplate, forms the engine
crankcase.
3.3 CONNECTION
Bedplate to frames-by steel tie rods / long tie bolts
3. THE DEFINITION OF A CRANKCASE
The crankcase is a housing for the crankshaft and provides
space for it’s rotation.
3.1 MATERIAL
cast steel
cast steel & welded steel plates
3.2 LOCATION
A column or frame, mounted on the bedplate, forms the engine
crankcase.
3.3 CONNECTION
Bedplate to frames-by steel tie rods / long tie bolt
Cylinder covers to cylinder liners-by strong studs anchored in
the cylinder block ( M.A.N. )
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
Oil droplets are formed by oil splashing from the
bearings mix with air.This mixture does not readily burn
or explode unless there are overheated parts within the
crsnkcase & presence of fuel oil.
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
Oil droplets are formed by oil splashing from the
bearings mix with air.This mixture does not readily burn
or explode unless there are overheated parts within the
crsnkcase & presence of fuel oil.
3.4.2 Prevention
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
Oil droplets are formed by oil splashing from the
bearings mix with air.This mixture does not readily burn
or explode unless there are overheated parts within the
crsnkcase & presence of fuel oil.
3.4.2 Prevention
Proper maintenance, correct lubrication, cleanliness.
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
Oil droplets are formed by oil splashing from the
bearings mix with air.This mixture does not readily burn
or explode unless there are overheated parts within the
crsnkcase & presence of fuel oil.
3.4.2 Prevention
Proper maintenance, correct lubrication, cleanliness.
3.4.3 Safety arrangements
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
Oil droplets are formed by oil splashing from the
bearings mix with air.This mixture does not readily burn
or explode unless there are overheated parts within the
crsnkcase & presence of fuel oil.
3.4.2 Prevention
Proper maintenance, correct lubrication, cleanliness.
3.4.3 Safety arrangements
Crankcase explosion relief valves;
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
Oil droplets are formed by oil splashing from the
bearings mix with air.This mixture does not readily burn
or explode unless there are overheated parts within the
crsnkcase & presence of fuel oil.
3.4.2 Prevention
Proper maintenance, correct lubrication, cleanliness.
3.4.3 Safety arrangements
Crankcase explosion relief valves;
Inert gas flooding system;
3.4 CRANKCASE EXPLOSION
3.4.1 Causes
Oil droplets are formed by oil splashing from the
bearings mix with air.This mixture does not readily burn
or explode unless there are overheated parts within the
crsnkcase & presence of fuel oil.
3.4.2 Prevention
Proper maintenance, correct lubrication, cleanliness.
3.4.3 Safety arrangements
Crankcase explosion relief valves;
Inert gas flooding system;
Crankcase mist detector
3.4.4 Consequences
3.4.4 Consequences
Minor explosion, flames, pressure shock wave
3.4.4 Consequences
Minor explosion, flames, pressure shock wave
( ruptures crankcase doors )
3.4.4 Consequences
Minor explosion, flames, pressure shock wave
( ruptures crankcase doors )
Major explosion – widespread damage.
3.4.4 Consequences
Minor explosion, flames, pressure shock wave
( ruptures crankcase doors )
Major explosion – widespread damage.
3.4.5 Actions
3.4.4 Consequences
Minor explosion, flames, pressure shock wave
( ruptures crankcase doors )
Major explosion – widespread damage.
3.4.5 Actions
Stop engine until it cools down.
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
Main strenght part providing rigid support for the main bearings
and crankshaft.
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
Main strenght part providing rigid support for the main bearings
and crankshaft.
4.2 STRUCTURE
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
Main strenght part providing rigid support for the main bearings
and crankshaft.
4.2 STRUCTURE
longitudinal box structures with stiffening members and webs
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
Main strenght part providing rigid support for the main bearings
and crankshaft.
4.2 STRUCTURE
longitudinal box structures with stiffening members and webs
transverse members or girders
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
Main strenght part providing rigid support for the main bearings
and crankshaft.
4.2 STRUCTURE
longitudinal box structures with stiffening members and webs
transverse members or girders
4.3 STRESSES
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
Main strenght part providing rigid support for the main bearings
and crankshaft.
4.2 STRUCTURE
longitudinal box structures with stiffening members and webs
transverse members or girders
4.3 STRESSES
Heavy stresses in operation;
4. BEDPLATE OR BASE
4.1 DEFINITION
Main strenght part providing rigid support for the main bearings
and crankshaft.
4.2 STRUCTURE
longitudinal box structures with stiffening members and webs
transverse members or girders
4.3 STRESSES
Heavy stresses in operation;
While supporting the main bearings and bolts
4.4 FUNCTION
4.4 FUNCTION
To support the frame and all working parts.
4.4 FUNCTION
To support the frame and all working parts.
To collect crankcase lubricating oil and return it to the
sump / draining tank.