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Aachener Kolloquium
Fahrzeug und Motorentechnik 2009

Title: Arial - 44pt


Arial - 24 pt italic

Optimization of Subhead: piston ring dynamics by direct 3D analysis of dynamic effects

Agenda
Fundamentals 3D Ring Pack
3D Hydrodynamic 3D Gas flow

Title: Arial - 44pt


Arial - 24 pt italic

3D Ring-Forces Subhead:

Example of optimization of blow-by and ring movement

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3D Ring Pack Dynamics


FUNDAMENTALS OF 3D Ring Pack
3D dynamic twist calculation 3D dynamic movement calculation 3D gas-flow calculation

Title: Arial - 44pt


Arial - 24 pt italic

Subhead: 3D hydrodynamic friction

3D Influence of heat transfer on radial pressure 3D Radial hydro-dynamic pressure distribution between Ring and Liner

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Fundamentals of FM-3D Ring Pack calculation


Piston ring

3D Influence of heat transfer on


piston ring radial pressure distribution 3D Radial hydro-dynamic pressure distribution between Ring and Liner

Title: Arial - 44pt 3D hydrodynamic friction


Top ring profile

Hydrodynamic Subhead: Arial - 24 pt italic Oil- pressure

Oil-film

Physical factors: Bore distortion on every axial level through the liner K-Factor of ring Piston ring pressure distribution Ring peripheral surface Engine crank kinematics

1.2

1.2

0.8

0.8

z [mm]

[mm]

0.6

0.6

0.4

0.4

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0.2 0 0 0.01 r [mm] 0.02

0.2

0 -90

90

180

270

360

450

540

[ ] 630

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Fundamentals of FM-3D Ring Pack calculation


3D gas-flow calculation
pFS pSteg 1

Cylinder wall Piston

convergent

Physical factors:

45

pSteg 2

Clearance by twist divergent convergent In the clearance between the ring and the groove, the sound velocity cannot be exceeded. subsonic-flow Heat exchange between the groove flanks and the gas flow. Therefore, the flow is neither isothermal nor adiabatic. Gas friction Gas choke by friction

40

Title: Arial - 44pt


35 Druck [bar] pressure

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25

30

divergent

20

15

10

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0 -90 0 90 180 270 360 450 540 6

gap

Crank Kurbelwinkel [KW] angle

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3D Gas Flow Analysis


End of the clearance Vb Gas speed Pb Gas pressure Tb Gas temperature Ab Gas flow area Begin of the clearance V0 Gas speed P0 Gas pressure T0 Gas temperature A0 Gas flow area

V M= c

M V C

Mach Number Gas speed sound velocity

Title: Arial - 44pt


Subhead: Arial - 24has its maximum close to the start M pt italic
of the clearance

Divergent clearance

Convergent clearance
subsonic-flow. In the clearance between the ring and the groove, the sound velocity cannot be exceeded. Heat exchange between the groove flanks and the gas flow. Therefore, the flow is neither isothermal nor adiabatic.
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M has its maximum at the end of the clearance

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3D Twist and Movement Analysis


The criterion of a rectangular ring for the stability contact on one groove side is:

Fmas Fmas

p a 3 2 p a 3

or

p a Fmas

= pressure gradient = wall thickness = Mass force

Title: Arial - 44pt


Subhead: Arial - 24 pt ofitalicring movement from Axial Position a top
calculation result

The simplification describes the condition where a stabilized flank contact is given

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Fundamentals of FM-3D Ring Pack calculation


3D dynamic movement calculation 3D dynamic twist calculation
Physical factors: The twist and arching of the piston ring is caused by the moments acting on the rings, which can also occur in rectangular rings movement as a result of moments and forces contact around the circumference on both ring flanks are possible

~ 60 Title: Arial groove contact - 44pt bottom

Subhead: Arial - 24 pt italic

Gap end top groove contact

j ,v

b, y

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Zylinderwand

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3D Twist and Movement Analysis


Moments and Forces as a result of gas flow, hydrodynamic and piston ring properties.
The twist and arching of the piston ring is caused by the moments acting on the rings, which can also occur in rectangular rings Subhead:
cylinder piston

Title: Arial - 44pt


Arial - 24 1pt italic F
MG1 Ms Xs MH
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gas pressure

F2 F3

j ,v

b, y

FH

MG3

Zylinderwand

Oil film

Piston movement

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Example of FM-3D Ring Pack calculation


Measurement Under full load condition, the 2 l 4 cylinder gasoline engine: measurement in the basic version of P (75kW @ 5600 rpm), the engine showed a blow-by result of 42 45 l/min. M (130Nm @ 4600 U/min) Simulation Pmax (86bar @ 4000 rpm) Subhead: Arial - 24 pt italic
Model data

Title: Arial - 44pt

Piston ring data: top ring: rectangular ring 2nd ring: taper faced ring Oil ring: 2 piece oil ring
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Illustration of pressure conditions movements (gap and ring back)

and

ring

Blow-By 42 45 l/min.
20 Zylinderdruck [bar] Zw ischenringdruck [bar] 15

Blow-By 33- 35 l/min.


20 Combustion Pressure [bar] 2nd Land Pressure [bar] 15
15 20

Blow-By 36 - 38 l/min.
Combustion Pressure [bar] 2nd Land Pressure [bar]

10

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10
10

0 -180 -135 -90 100% 75% 50% 25% 0% -180 100% 75% 50% 25% 0% -180 -90 -90

-45

1 46 91 136 181 rel. ax. Pos. Topring (gap) [%]

226 271 316 361 406 451 rel. ax. Pos. Topring (back) [%]

496

Subhead: Arial - 24 pt italic


100% 75% 50% 25%
100% 75% 50% 25% 0% -180 100% 75% 50% 25% 0% -180

0 -180 -135 -90

-45

1 46 91 136 181 rel. ax. Pos. Topring (gap) [%]

226 271 316 361 406 451 rel. ax. Pos. Topring (back) [%]

496

0 -180 -135 -90

-45

1 46 91 136 181 rel. ax. Pos. Topring (gap) [%]

226 271 316 361 406 451 rel. ax. Pos. Topring (back) [%]

496

90 rel. ax.0 Pos. 2nd Ring (gap) [%]180

270 360 450 rel. ax. Pos. 2nd Ring (back) [%]

540

0% -180 100% 75% 50% 25%

-90

90 rel. ax.0 Pos. 2nd Ring (gap) [%]180

270 360 450 rel. ax. Pos. 2nd Ring (back) [%]

540

-90

90 rel. ax.0 Pos. 2nd Ring (gap) [%]180

270 360 450 rel. ax. Pos. 2nd Ring (back) [%]

540

90

180

270

360

450

540

0% -180

-90

90

180

270

360

450

540

-90

90

180

270

360

450

540

1. basis

2. optimization 1
Reduction of close gap 2nd ring
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3. optimization 2
Reduction of close gap 2nd ring optimization of piston 2nd land volume
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Animation Axial Ring Motion


Visualization of the movement @ 4600 rpm (2 and 3)
Optimization 1 Reduction of close gap 2nd ring Blow-by 33.4 l/min Inter-ring pressure 19.7 bar

Title: Arial - 44pt


Subhead: Arial - 24 pt italic

Optimization 2 Reduction of close gap 2nd ring optimization of piston 2nd land volume Blow-by 36.9 l/min Data classification: Customer internal Inter-ring pressure 16.0 bar

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Summary
- 3D Ring Pack analysis shows the possibility of - prediction of blow-by values without adjusting gas flow factors or engine results results of real twist and piston ring movements to detect wear effects

direct optimization of piston ring and piston design to engine requirements

Title: Arial - 44pt


Subhead: Arial - 24 pt italic

Ring movement may have an effect of the emission values. Effects of blow back can reduce the Blow-by. However the blow-back may carry oil with it and adversely affect oil consumption. Also, as the ring twists and arches, it will affect the orientation of the running surface of the ring with respect to the liner. This may affect how well the ring scrapes oil.
rel. ax. Pos. Topring (gap) [%] 100% 75% 50% 25% 0% -180 rel. ax. Pos. Topring (back) [%]

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-80 20 120 220 320 420 520

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