Friction pairs of D100/D80 diesels — Malyshev Plant State Enterprise

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FACTORY REPORT|TRANSPORT MACHINE BUILDING|DIESEL ENGINES · GEAR DRIVES

XADO RVS TEST REPORT · DEPARTMENT 34

D100/D80 diesel friction pairs and gear drives: metal grows, friction falls

Malyshev Plant State Enterprise, Department 34 — wear resistance laboratory  ·  head of department: Dr. Sc. (Eng.), Prof. A. P. Lyubchenko  ·  approved by the chief engineer of the plant

Kharkiv, Ukraine  ·  1998 report

PRODUCTXADO RVS0.2 % (by weight) in M14V2, TSZp-8, I-20A oils · for unlubricated pairs — kerosene with 30 % of the compound
TEST OBJECTFriction pairs of D100 and D80 locomotive diesels and of gear drivescrankshaft–bearing shell · liner–piston ring · gear pairs of gearboxes · steel – M1 copper without lubricant
DOCUMENT TYPEWear resistance laboratory report
of Malyshev Plant State Enterprise

Key results

5.6×
piston ring wear over 10 hours, 0.0089 → 0.0016 g
0.0020g
mass of the gear-pair roller of dissimilar hardness, wear 0.0009 → gain 0.0020 g
25%
load capacity of the liner–ring pair, 400 → 500 kg
50%
friction coefficient of the crankshaft–bearing shell pair, 0.026 → 0.013
MATING PAIRSPECIMENS AND LUBRICANTWHAT WAS MEASURED
Crankshaft–bearing shellVChM cast iron roller — A020-1 block, M14V2 oilWear and friction coefficient, two periods of 10 hours
Liner–piston ringLaser-hardened liner cast iron — chrome-plated ring, M14V2 oilWear over 10 hours, run-in ability and load capacity
Gear pairs of gearboxesCarburised 20Kh2N4MA steel and austempered 35KhS steel, TSZp-8 and I-20A oilsWear in rolling with slip, load 2.0 kN
Steel – M1 copper pairNormalised alloy steel — M1 copper, running without lubricantFriction forces under stepped loading 0.2–1.2 kN

Crankshaft–bearing shell pair: M14V2 oil, 20 hours

PARAMETERM14V2 OIL WITHOUT COMPOUNDM14V2 + XADO RVS
VChM cast iron roller, second 10 hourswear 0.0013 ggain 0.0003 g
A020-1 block, second 10 hourswear 0.0003 ggain 0.0004 g
Friction coefficient at the 20th hour0.0260.013

SMTs-2 friction machine, sliding speed 1.3 m/s; gravimetric method, VLA-200 analytical balance, accuracy 10⁻⁴ g.

Liner–piston ring pair: wear and load capacity

PARAMETERM14V2 OIL WITHOUT COMPOUNDM14V2 + XADO RVS
Piston ring wear over 10 hours0.0089 g0.0016 g
Friction coefficient at 200 kg0.170.13
Friction coefficient at 300 kg0.200.12
Friction coefficient at 400 kg0.25 — pre-scuffing condition0.12
Friction coefficient at 500 kg0.11

MTVPD friction machine, 30 min hold at each step; the untreated pair reached a pre-scuffing condition at 400 kg.

Gear contacts: rolling with slip

MATERIAL PAIR AND LUBRICANTWITHOUT COMPOUNDWITH XADO RVS
Dissimilar hardness: 20Kh2N4MA — 35KhS, I-20A oil — mass of the 35KhS steel rollerwear 0.0009 ggain 0.0020 g
Equal hardness: 35KhS — 35KhS, TSZp-8 oil — roller wear0.0063 g0.0063 g

Slip 20 %, total load 2.0 kN. The report notes a 2.5× change in the wear of the carburised steel in the pair of dissimilar hardness.

Steel – M1 copper pair without lubricant: stepped loading

LOADREDUCTION OF FRICTION FORCES AFTER XADO RVS TREATMENT
0.2 kN27 %
0.4 kN54 %
0.6 kN51 %
0.8 kN23 %
1.0 kN10 %

Treatment — running-in in kerosene with 30 % of the compound, 30 min, then washing and drying; the instrument scale is not decoded in the report, so the relative change is given.

Conclusions of the report of Department 34 of the Malyshev Plant

2. The effectiveness of using the additive to motor oils has been established, with the aim of reducing friction forces and speeding up the run-in of the main parts of engine friction units /shaft-bearing shell, liner-piston ring/. 3. It has been obtained that adding the RVS compound noticeably reduces the wear of gear drives when pairs of materials of unequal strength are running. 4. Tests of material pairs treated with RVS under sliding friction without lubricants showed a substantial /10 to 54%/ reduction of the friction forces of the treated surfaces compared with the untreated ones. 5. We consider it necessary to carry out extended pilot-industrial tests of the RVS additive under production conditions: locomotive engines of the D100 and D80 types — with the aim of reducing run-in time and cutting fuel consumption during factory running-in of engines; gearboxes and other friction units of process equipment — with the aim of restoring the dimensions of worn parts, preventing wear and reducing electric power consumption. A draft order has been prepared.

The results refer to specimens of materials of the friction units of D100 and D80 locomotive diesels, of gear drives and of the steel – M1 copper pair, tested on SMTs-2 and MTVPD friction machines in the stated modes; in service the figures may differ. RVS is an obsolete XADO designation for the zero-generation compounds; the current product generation is revitalizants. The original report with signatures and seal is published in full and available for download.

Current equivalent

How such units are treated: Cylinder-piston groupBearingsGear drive

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