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Order No.:LFP357
Yard:Grade One Marine Shipyard Sdn Bhd
Hull No.:GOMS - KD Laksamana Muhammad Amin
Issued Date:2021.04
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Contents
Section 1 Technical Data
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Section 2 Shafting Arrangement
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Rev. Description Date Designer
A Change Internal shaftlines RAKE and AFT bearing Pos. 2021.03.15 Wang
B Change Internal shaftlines Journal bearing pos. 2021.03.24 Wang
C add Shaft earthing device 2021/3/31 Wang
C
A 7 1 6 11 2 12 13 14 9 32 10 15 3 10 9 4 10 15 A
7 1 6 11 2 12 13 14 9 10 32 5 15
C
B 2°15'44" B
A
0°43'16"
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
A
0°43'16"
C C
2°15'44"
7 1 6 11 2 C
12
13 14 9 10 32 5 15
D D
7 1 6 11 2 12 13 14 9 32 10 15 3 10 9 4 10 15
C
32 4 Shaft Eearting Device LE357145 C
30 4 O-Ring OR1824
29 8 O-Ring OR1830
28 8 Compound Washer W04014S
E E
27 8 Plug P01G14S
26 80 Bolt B01040012S
25 16 Bolt B02040012
24 4 Bolt B01016010
23 4 Locking Washer W03010
22 96 Locking Washer W03012S
21 4 Shafting locking device LLD2001 LD2001
20 40 Nut N01027
F F
19 40 Fitting Bolt LFB270671 FB270671
18 8 Locking Plate LFP3571003 FP3571003
17 4 Locking Cover Plate LFP3571002 FP3571002
16 4 Propeller Nut LFP3571001 FP3571001
15 6 Bulkhead Seal LFB357145
14 4 Water Luburacation Shaft Seal LSF357165
13 4 Stern Tube Unit LWG35700 LW3573327
12 4 Propeller Shaft FWD Bearing LWB35702 LBF357175
G
11 4 Propeller Shaft AFT Bearing LWB35701 LBA357180
10 8 Journal Bearing LBM357150
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No.
1 4
Qty.
Fix Pitch Propeller
Name
LFP35701
Reference
FP35701
Part No.
D=1400
Note Date 2021.02.23 2021.02.24
LFP35700
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
A A
EXTERNAL SHAFTLINES
5504
5400
2495
11000
1644
145
150
3227
145
150
150
145
350 I
165
145
145
A
165
170
175
180
B B
3200 21 2°53'35"
3050
2825
A 2942
2855
720 3302
BASE LINE
C C
INTERNAL SHAFTLINES 30
2928 Tighting torque 40
810Nm 36
922
11000
10X 28
3227 7
+0.05
150
145
145
II
165
145
300
0
D D
350 A
210 H7
170
165
175
PCD
180
A A
21 4°16'29"
2103 19 20
2942 B
A
2855 Intermediate Gearbox output
3302
0
720 shaft flange shaft flange
E
I E
INT. Shaft Flange Interface
BASE LINE
1 : 10 (All Flange Same Dimensions)
7 II
1 : 10
28 27 16 26 22 29 24 23 8 6 22 26 (Same Require Of All SHAFTING ARRANGEMENT
Tighting torque Hydraulic Sleeve Coupling)
Part No.: A2
Tighting torque 76Nm
76Nm Rev. Material Weight Scale 1:50
A-A C
Designed Checked Approved
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
6.3µm
L 6-7 C76228-2 C76228-1 C76228-4 -2-2 FACE (NON SPLIT) SILICON CARBIDE 1 L
(E) x (F) MOUNTING SCREWS -2-3 FACE CLAMP (SPLIT) BRONZE 1
SPACED AS SHOWN ON VIEW ON 3-6 3-8 8-3 -2-4 SCREW STAINLESS STEEL 4
ARROW 'F' ON (D) P.C.D. -2-5 SPLASHGUARD CHLOROPRENE (NEOPRENE) 1
3-3 8-8 6-3
-2-6 SPLASHGUARD CLAMP STAINLESS STEEL 1
6-8 5-3 C76228 -3 MOUNTING RING ASSY 1
-3-1 MOUNTING RING (NON-SPLIT) BRONZE 1
O (C) 2-3 2-5 1-3 1-2 4-1 -3-2 BELLOWS CLAMP (NON-SPLIT) BRONZE 1
K K
-3-3 SCREW STAINLESS STEEL E
(K) MIN
THREAD DEPTH F -3-4
-3-5
SCREW
INFLATABLE SEAL (NON-SPLIT)
STAINLESS STEEL
ELASTOMER
R
1
(SEE NOTES 13 & 14)
-3-6 GASKET (NON-SPLIT) COMPOSITE 1
A -3-7 PLUG NICKEL ALUMINIUM BRONZE 1
J -3-8 LABEL ALUMINIUM 1 J
C76228 -4 DRIVE CLAMP RING ASSY 1
0.8µm OVER AREAS -4-1 DRIVE CLAMP RING (NON-SPLIT) BRONZE 1
MARKED 'XXXXXXX'
-4-2 SCREW STAINLESS STEEL 1
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX C76228 -7 REFERENCE MANUALS TM-PSE 04 PHASE (M) FOM 1
-7-1 INSTALLATION MANUAL TM-PSE 04 PHASE 1 (M) INST 1
3-5 3-1 3-2 2-1 2-2 1-1 1-4 1-5 C76228 -CT COMPRESSION TOOL ASSY 1
30.0 -CT-1 COMPRESSION TOOL MILD STEEL 4
O(SHAFT+ 10) BORE 6-6 6-5 5-1 5-2 5-4
H -CT-2 SCREW ALLOY STEEL 4 H
EXTERNAL - - -
4-2 ALL M10 37 DIFFERENTIAL - - -
3 NOV 2017 1 OF 3
3-4 ALL M6 7.5 SHAFT MOVEMENTS: Wärtsilä Propulsion (Wuxi) Co., Ltd SEAL CODE/BASED ON:
3-3 130-255 M16 158 AXIAL INBOARD, mm N/A - 8 No.53 Xiqin Road, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China MANEGUARD 1 PSE
AXIAL OUTBOARD, mm N/A - 8
3-3 70-125 M12 64 RADIAL, mm N/A - 5
TITLE:
The information contained in this document is the property of
A A
2-4 ALL M6 7.5 VIEW SHOWING OPTIONAL ADAPTOR PLATE ANGULAR, ° N/A - - Wärtsilä Propulsion (Wuxi)Co. Ltd and must not be disclosed TABULATED GA OF WFS1R-P
without written consent. Title to information is neither sold or
1-5 ALL M8 18.5 SHOWN ON H76246 SHAFT SPEED, RPM - - (W) transferred and document is subject to return upon demand. ENVIROGUARD SEAL 70-255
TEMPERATURE,°C: Values in this document are not binding. Right of alteration
DRG SEAL SIZE THREAD TORQUE SEE NOTE 25 INTERNAL - AMBIENT - reserved.
SIZE: DRAWING NUMBER: REV:
POSn METRIC Nm EXTERNAL - AMBIENT - A1 C76228 A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 50 MILLIMETRES FULL SIZE 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
M M
(M)
35.0°
AIR CONNECTION
K K
J J
H H
3-7
G G
COMPRESSION
TOOLING HOLES
F F
ISOMETRIC VIEW
E E
6-11
5-6
CT-2 C76228-CT
C C
M
A B C D E xF G H K L M P R T W Y Kg M
70 207.5 248 216 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1872 70 26
75 207.5 248 216 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1872 75 26
0
80 207.5 260 228 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1705 80 28
85 207.5 260 228 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1705 85 28
0
90 207.5 270 238 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1565 90 30
L
95 207.5 270 238 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1565 95 29
0 L
100 207.5 280 248 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1447 100 31
105 207.5 280 248 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1447 105 30
0
110 207.5 289 257 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1345 110 33
115 207.5 289 257 6 x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1345 115 32
0
120 207.5 298 266 6x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1256 120 33
K
125 207.5 298 266 6x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1256 125 33 2-4 K
127 207.5 298 266 6x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1256 127 33
128 207.5 298 266 6x M12 13.5 33 22 130 10º 2 6 1/4" 1256 128 33
0
130 224.5 316 280 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 1173 130 45
135 224.5 316 280 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 1173 135 43
0
4-2
140 224.5 328 292 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 1105 140 47
J
145 224.5 328 292 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 1105 145 45
0 J
150 224.5 341 305 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 1045 150 49
155 224.5 341 305 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 1045 155
1. 49
0
160 224.5 347 311 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 991 160 50
165 224.5 347 311 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 991 165 49
0
170 224.5 360 324 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 942 170 54
H 175 224.5 360 324 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 942 175 52
0 H
TOP VIEW
180 224.5 366 330 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 898 180 54
VIEW SHOWING DRIVE CLAMP RING
185 224.5 366 330 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 898 185 53
0 AND FACE CLAMP BUTTS
190 224.5 379 343 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 857 190 57 (SPLASHGUARD REMOVED FOR CLARITY)
195 224.5 379 343 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 857 195 56
0
200 224.5 386 350 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 820 200 59
G 205 224.5 386 350 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 820 205 57
0 G
210 224.5 398 362 6 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 787 210 67
215 224.5 398 362 6 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 150 10º 4 9 3/8" 787 215 64
0
220 232.5 408 372 8 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 160 17º 4 12 3/8" 753 220 66
225 232.5 408 372 8 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 160 17º 4 12 3/8" 753 225 66
228 232.5
232.5 408 372 8 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 160
16 17º 4 12 3/8" 753 228 66
0
F 230 232.5 416 380 8 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 160 17º 4 12 3/8" 725 230 69 F
235 232.5
233.5 416 380 8 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 160
17 17º 4 12 3/8" 725
698 235 66
0
240 232.5 426 390 8 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 160 17º 4 12 3/8" 698 240 69
245 232.5
234.5 426 390 8 x M16 13.5 36.5
36.5 28 160
18 17º 4 12 3/8" 698 245 67
0
250 232.5 436 400 8 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 160 17º 4 12 3/8" 674 250 69
255 232.5 436 400 8 x M16 13.5 36.5 28 160 17º 4 12 3/8" 674 255 67
E E
D D
NOTES
Title: FSE / PSE BASIC WATER / AIR SYSTEM – PHASE II UNITS Sheet 1 of 2
1/040
Removal of the adapter deflates the seal and provides a vent to atmosphere. Under no circumstances must
a cap or plug be fitted to the inflatable seal connection. The adapter must be disconnected before rotating
the shaft and must only be fitted with the shaft stopped and locked. The inflatable seal must be vented
when not in use.
Alternatively the inflatable seal air supply may be “hard piped”. The following diagram shows a typical set up
for installations requiring a “hard piped” system.
Filtration:
Note! Consult stern tube See TDS 4/006
bearing manufacturing for
water flow requirements
Services, pumps and valves are not
WPUK supply. Shown for reference
only
Whilst every care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the Text and Data, of the following sheets, no liability will
be accepted for errors or omissions, and we reserve the right to change without notice.
Copyright © 2007 Deep Sea Seals Ltd. All Rights Reserved
Registered Office: Deep Sea Seals Ltd., Havant, Hants, PO9 1NX. Registered Number: 1004816
DEEP SEA SEALS LIMITED Technical Data Sheet Section
Orig. - Date: 15/07/10 Issued By: Stephen Stubbs Approved By: J.R.Thornhill Issue: B
Title: FSE / PSE BASIC WATER / AIR SYSTEM – PHASE II UNITS Sheet 2 of 2
1/040
CONNECTIONS (SEAL):
IMPERIAL SEALS: Ø5.25” – Ø10” = 3/8” NPT (Female) 2 off
THE SEAL INTERNAL WATER PRESSURE SHALL NOT TO EXCEED 1.2 Bar(g)
(17.4 PSIG).
Whilst every care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the Text and Data, of the following sheets, no liability will
be accepted for errors or omissions, and we reserve the right to change without notice.
Copyright © 2007 Deep Sea Seals Ltd. All Rights Reserved
Registered Office: Deep Sea Seals Ltd., Havant, Hants, PO9 1NX. Registered Number: 1004816
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CONTENTS
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Contents Bearing Types
EXPANSION TYPE BEARINGS (EX) axially with it when expansion or contraction occurs.
The expansion (EX) bearing has a plain outer race
roller track. This bearing takes radial load only. The Cooper expansion bearing offers virtually no
resistance to axial movement as the rollers spiral
The inner race is clamped to the shaft, and moves through the outer race.
HOUSING TYPES
Most styles of Cooper housing are available in cast iron, ductile iron or steel. Special types of
housing, alternative materials and housings to special dimensions are available on request.
PEDESTALS
Cr ≥ P x fn x fL x fd.
Where Cr = radial dynamic rating.
P = calculated effective radial load.
fn = speed (rpm) factor.
ROUND FLANGE UNITS SQUARE FLANGE UNITS HANGER UNITS fL = life (hours) factor.
fd = dynamic or service factor.
BEARING LIFE REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM RADIAL LOAD SELECTION FOR AXIAL LOAD Bearing dynamic capacity is decreased by increased
Suggested lives and factors for specific operating The radial load must exceed a certain value in order Selection for axial load is considered independently clearance or operation over 150°C
conditions are shown below. to prevent the rollers skidding rather than rolling. from the radial load. Determine the axial load applied
Cooper bearings are able to operate at lower to the bearing. Knowing the speed and desired shaft
Operating conditions Life factor Life hours loads than other types of rolling element bearings. size, select a bearing using the following formula: Speed Life Velocity Bearing
(fL) (L10) Minimum radial loads are generally Cr/65 for GR Factor Factor Factor Factor (fb)
8 hour daily working 3.0-4.0 20,000- 50,000 bearings and Cr/120 for EX bearings. Lower loads
Ca> (fda x fdn x Pa) / fb hours f l dn (mm) fdn
Continuous operation can be accommodated under certain conditions. fn
Where: 1000 1000 01/01E,
main drives, large Please refer to our technical department. 02, 03
100
Ca = axial rating | fda = dynamic or service factor
electrical machinery, Pa = calculated axial load
flywheels, mining 4.4-5.0 70,000-100,000 fdn = Velocity (dn) factor (See scale opposite)
BASIC STATIC LOAD RATINGS (Cor)
Continuous operation fb = bearing factor (see scale opposite)
The values of Cor given in this publication have
and an exceptionally
been calculated in accordance with ISO standards.
high degree of reliability 5.0-6.0 100,000-200,000 The dynamic or service factor fda may be 1 for peak
The basic static load rating is defined as that static
(radial) load which corresponds to a contact stress overload periods and 1.1 to 1.2 for general running
We recommend that bearings are specified to (depending on smoothness), where the load is
of 4,000 MPa (580,000 psi) at the centre of the
provide an L10 life of at least 10,000 hours, except
most heavily loaded roller/raceway contact and accurately known. An allowance for any inaccuracies
for bearings selected on the basis of static rating.
produces a permanent deformation of 0.0001 in the calculated loads must be made to ensure that
times the roller diameter. the bearing axial capacity is not exceeded.
DYNAMIC FACTOR 1 1
Where rotation is very slow (less than 5 rpm) or Retaining rings or recessed journals are required
The appropriate dynamic factor fd may be taken
intermittent, bearing size can be selected based on when Pa>0.5Ca for 01, 02 and 03 Series,
from the chart below.
the static load carrying capacity. The requisite basic if Pa> 0.25Ca for 01E and 02E Series bearings, and
static load rating can be determined from: if Pa>0.2Ca for 100 Series bearings. Refer to our
Conditions fd
Steady load or small fluctuations 1.0 - 1.3 technical department.
Cor = So x P
Light shock 1.3 - 2.0
where:
Heavy shock, If the axial load exceeds 40% of the radial load,
Cor = basic static radial load rating (kN)
vibration or reciprocation 2.0 - 3.5 please consult our technical department. The axial
P = effective bearing load (kN)
So = static safety factor load capacity is decreased by 50% if the lubricant
does not have extreme pressure (EP) additives.
LIFE ADJUSTMENT FACTORS
Bearing Static Safety Factors, so
FOR CRITICAL APPLICATIONS
The basic L10 life obtained by using the equations TEMPERATURE AND
Type of Requirements for
or tables in this catalogue are adequate for normal
applications.
operation smooth running BEARING CLEARANCE
Low Normal High The normal temperature range for standard
1.25 1
Bearings for most normal applications are specified Vibration free 1 1.5 3 bearings is 0°C to 100°C. For temperatures
using the L10 life as above. For reliabilty greater Normal 1 2 3.5 outside this range, our technical department should
than 90%, replace L10 in the above equations with High shock loads 2.5 3 4 be consulted as special attention may be required
Lna where Lna = a1 x L10 and is given in the table to materials, seals and lubrication.
below.
The standard bearing clearance is usually suitable 1.25 *
Reliability for temperatures up to 100°C provided that the n/a *
difference between shaft and housing temperatures
% 95 96 97 98 99 is not more than 40°C. For higher temperatures
a1 0.62 0.53 0.44 0.33 0.21 or greater temperature differentials, bearings of C3
or C5 clearance are offered. Velocity factor fdn applies only to axial loads on GR bearings.
dn (mm) = bearing bore (mm) x shaft speed (rpm)
* refer to technical department
Reduced (C2) clearance bearings are offered
where appropriate (e.g. for reciprocating or
vibratory applications).
IT6 16 19 22 25 29 32 36 40 44
FELT (F) HIGH TEMPERATURE PACKING (HTP) SYNTHETIC RUBBER SINGLE LIP (SRS) SPRING-LOADED SINGLE LIP WITH
High temperature version (SRS HT)
RETAINING PLATE (SRSRP)
Standard in UK and Europe A direct replacement for felt in high temperature
applications. Low temperature version (SRS LT) High pressure version (SRSRP 40M)
Temperature limits -70°C to 100°C
Maximum speed 150000 dn(mm) Temperature limits -70°C to 260°C Suitable for wet but not submerged conditions. Can Suitable for severe splash or completely submerged
Shaft surface finish 1.6 µm Ra max. Maximum speed 150000 dn(mm) be used for improved lubricant retention by mounting conditions. The standard version is suitable for up to
Shaft surface finish 0.8 µm Ra max. lip inwards. 2m of water. the high pressure version is suitable for
up to 40m of water.
Temperature limits -70°C to 260°C
Maximum speed 150000 dn(mm) Temperature limits -20°C to 100°C
Shaft surface finish 0.8 µm Ra max. Maximum speed 150000 dn(mm)
Shaft surface finish 0.4 µm Ra max.
Machined aluminium bodied triple labyrinth seal for Temperature limits Bearing maximum
high speed and general applications. ATL supplied as Maximum speed Bearing maximum
standard sealing arrangement in USA and Canada. Shaft surface finish 3.2 µm Ra max.
Sealing to flange mounting face (“BFS”)
Sealing to swivel seating (“SSE”)
ATL HT and ATL LT are fitted with O rings of
different materials.
accommodating thrust bearings can be used for maximum speed of 20,000mm dn (calculated using K K
axial location of shafts. the shaft size, not the bore of the thrust bearing)
and to shaft location only (i.e. only nominal axial
A typical application is on the shafts of belt loading).
conveyors.
DIMENSIONS
Dimensions for shaft terminations, when using
blanking plates with thrust bearings, are shown
below:
1 ⁄16"
3
35mm
1¼" -
27 2 -
17⁄16"
40mm
1½"
111⁄16"
45mm 29 1 - -
1¾"
115⁄16"
50mm 29 1 35 1
2"
55mm 30 2 - -
2 ⁄16"
3
60mm
2¼"
30 2 38 2
ORDERING standard items for 01 and 02 series cartridges up 65mm
27⁄16"
2½"
For blanking plates to suit single groove cartridges, to 90mm/3½” bore size.
the part code is made up as follows: 70mm
211⁄16"
For all blanking plates, if the cartridge end bore is 2¾"
35 4 41 0
215⁄16"
For blanking plates to suit TL cartridges, the part machined to suit a shaft diameter that is different 75mm
3"
code is made up as follows: to the bore of the bearing, refer to Cooper for the
80mm 33⁄16"
relevant part code. 85mm 3¼"
40 4 48 3
BT and BTTL blanking plates are only regarded as 90mm
37⁄16"
3½"
INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY STEP 1 – HOUSING BASE STEP 3 – CLAMPING RINGS STEP 4 – CAGE AND ROLLERS
The following is a typical assembly sequence Place the pedestal base or flange lower half into Fit the clamping rings with joints at approximately Coat the bore of the cage and roller assembly
of a pedestal or flange mounted bearing and is position. If the precise location of the housing 90° to the inner race joints (45° in the case of large with grease and lightly cover the inner race
included to allow engineers using this catalogue to is predetermined it may be bolted into position. bearings with 4-part clamping rings). Progressively assembly (fitted to the shaft) all over with grease
understand the assembly process of the Cooper Generally, pedestal bases may require slight tighten all clamping ring screws. for protection.
bearing and to allow them to produce relevant movement at a later stage in order to accurately
documentation for their own machines, which position the shaft. Assemble the cage (complete with rollers) around
may require this information. A full set of the inner race. The two halves of the cage are
assembly instructions is usually packaged with fixed together by various means depending on size
each standard bearing, for use by the fitters. and series of bearing. (Further details are to be
If non-standard bearings are to be used, and/or found in the assembly leaflets supplied with the
a different assembly sequence is required for bearing, or details of the joint of a particular size
the application, specific assembly instructions and series of cage can be supplied on request).
can be supplied on request.
PRELIMINARY NOTES Tap down each half of the inner race and clamping
Bearings must be disassembled before assembling Note: The pedestal base is not shown in most of the rings all around the shaft using a soft-faced hammer,
into position. illustrations that follow, for clarity of other details. or insert a hardwood block between a steel
hammer and the bearing parts. Retighten the
Unwrap the bearing parts, remove the outer race clamping ring screws. Repeat until screws remain
halves (if supplied assembled around other parts), STEP 2 – INNER RACE fully tight.
and separate the halves of the cage (if required). Lightly oil the shaft with thin machine oil, then
Various cage jointing methods are used depending remove the excess with a clean wiper. Place the
on size and series of bearing. Undo the clamping inner race at the correct position on the cleaned
ring screws and remove the clamping rings from shaft. Soft packing on the joint faces, or feeler
the inner race. gauges, should be used to ensure that the joint gaps
are approximately equal. Inner races of expansion
Remove the preservative from all surfaces of all bearings are usually set centrally with the outer STEP 5 – CARTRIDGE AND
the parts. race, but in cases of significant axial expansion OUTER RACE SUB-ASSEMBLY
there may be a deliberate offset. (This is usually up Place the half outer race with the lubrication hole
All bearing and housing components (with the to a maximum of 10% of the roller length, but may in the top half of the cartridge and the second half
exception of pressed steel, die cast and plastic be more in the case of special types of bearing). outer race into the lower half of the cartridge.
cages) are marked with matching numbers or Ensure that the ends of the outer race project from
letters on each half. Ensure that the match the cartridge joint face by equal amounts.
marks on the halves are the same and are placed All lipped outer races must be clamped axially.
together on each component when the bearing is Side screws ‘A’ are fitted to all GR cartridges.
assembled. Side rods ‘B’ are fitted to some sizes only.
Complete roller bearings are interchangeable Check that there are approximately equal joints at
between similar Cooper cartridges. Individual both (or all 4) joints of each clamping ring.
parts should not be interchanged. Cartridges are
interchangeable between standard outer housings
provided that standard clearances are specified.
Radial screws ‘C’ and washers are fitted to both STEP 6 – SEALS STEP 8 – CARTRIDGE STEP 9 – HOUSING
EX and GR cartridges of larger sizes only. If the unit is to be fitted with aluminium triple Lubricate the spherical seating of the bottom half If not already done, tighten the bolts fixing the
labyrinth (ATL) seals, fit them onto the shaft of the cartridge with grease. pedestal base or lower flange half into position.
as follows: Place the pedestal cap or flange top half into
Place the bottom half of the cartridge on top of the position. If it is safe to do so, running the shaft for
D Separate the ATL seal halves by driving out the bearing and rotate 180° into the pedestal base or a time without the outer housing joint screws fully
two jointing pins. Lubricate the ‘O’ rings in the half-flange. tightened will help the bearing to accurately align.
bore with grease. Reassemble on the shaft by Fully tighten the joint screws.
B
A compressing the ‘O’ rings of both halves sufficiently Place the top half of the cartridge on top of the
to allow the jointing pins to be reinserted, and bottom half, close the cartridge and fully tighten
reinsert the pins. Note: ATL seals are able to slide the joint screws. Lubricate the spherical seating
along the shaft once assembled with grease.
EX CARTRIDGES:
Just enter radial screws ‘C’ (where fitted, complete
with washers) into the corresponding outer race
holes, but do not tighten. Place the two half
cartridges together, complete with half outer races,
and fully tighten the joint screws ‘D’. Fully tighten
the radial screws ‘C’.
CARTRIDGES FOR LIPPED Felt seals should be soaked in oil before fitting
OUTER RACES (GR AND SPECIAL TYPES): into the cartridge end bores. Most types of seal
Just enter radial screws ‘C’ (where fitted, complete other than triple labyrinth seals and SRSRP seals
with washers) into the corresponding outer race are fitted into the cartridge end bores before
holes, but do not tighten. Place the two half assembling the cartridge into position.
cartridges together, complete with outer races,
and fully tighten the joint screws ‘D’. Enter the
side rods ‘B’ (where fitted) and side screws ‘A’. STEP 7 – LUBRICATION
Progressively and fully tighten the side screws ‘A’ Coat the inside of the cartridge, cage and rollers
and radial screws ‘C’ (where fitted). and all seals with grease (See page 18 for correct
quantity). For speeds over 150,000mm dn (shaft
diameter in mm multiplied by shaft speed in rpm)
ALL TYPES: approximately 40% of the grease used should be
Inject grease to fill the grease passages. Remove applied to the bearing parts and the remainder
joint screws ‘D’ and separate cartridge halves, applied to the inside of the cartridge. This is to
taking care that the outer race halves do not fall avoid excessive churning of grease when running
out of position in their respective half-cartridges. at high speed.
01/01E SERIES
Speed Grease Speed (rpm) Grease Speed (rpm) Grease Speed (rpm) Grease Speed Grease
Group (rpm) (full pack) from to (75% full pack) from to (50% full pack) from to (33% full pack) (rpm) (25% full pack)
Reference up to (kg) (kg) (kg) (kg) over (kg)
01 108 1312 0.06 1312 2625 0.05 2625 3937 0.03 3937 5249 0.02 5249 0.02
01E 200 984 0.09 984 1969 0.07 1969 2953 0.05 2953 3937 0.03 3937 0.02
01E 208 787 0.15 787 1575 0.11 1575 2362 0.08 2362 3150 0.05 3150 0.04
01E 300 656 0.18 656 1312 0.14 1312 1969 0.09 1969 2625 0.06 2625 0.05
01E 308 562 0.30 562 1125 0.23 1125 1687 0.15 1687 2250 0.10 2250 0.08
01E 400 492 0.36 492 984 0.27 984 1476 0.18 1476 1969 0.12 1969 0.09
01 408 437 0.51 437 875 0.38 875 1312 0.26 1312 1750 0.17 1750 0.13
01 500 394 0.60 394 787 0.45 787 1181 0.30 1181 1575 0.20 1575 0.15
01 508 358 0.78 358 716 0.59 716 1074 0.39 1074 1432 0.26 1432 0.20
01 600 328 0.90 328 656 0.68 656 984 0.45 984 1312 0.30 1312 0.23
01E 608 303 1.00 303 606 0.75 606 909 0.50 909 1211 0.33 1211 0.25
GREASE QUANTITIES If the operating temperature is above 80°C, a 25% 01E 700 281 1.20 281 562 0.90 562 844 0.60 844 1125 0.40 1125 0.30
FOR INITIAL LUBRICATION pack of grease should be used regardless of speed 01E 800 246 1.40 246 492 1.05 492 738 0.70 738 984 0.46 984 0.35
The quantity of grease required on initial assembly is (refer to the right hand column of the table).
dependent upon operating speed and temperature. With a ‘full pack’ of grease the space within the 01E 900 219 1.40 219 437 1.05 437 656 0.70 656 875 0.46 875 0.35
cartridge (i.e. surrounding the bearing components)
01E 1000 197 2.00 197 394 1.50 394 591 1.00 591 787 0.66 787 0.50
If the operating temperature is below 80°C the in the assembled unit is completely filled with grease.
quantity of grease may be determined directly 01E 1100 179 2.00 179 358 1.50 358 537 1.00 537 716 0.66 716 0.50
according to bearing reference and operating speed The table assumes normal density grease
01E 1200 164 2.00 164 328 1.50 328 492 1.00 492 656 0.66 656 0.50
from the following table. (about 0.85g/cm3).
01 1300 151 2.76 151 303 2.07 303 454 1.38 454 606 0.91 606 0.69
100 SERIES 01 1400 141 3.00 141 281 2.25 281 422 1.50 422 562 0.99 562 0.75
Speed Grease Speed (rpm) Grease Speed (rpm) Grease Speed (rpm) Grease Speed Grease 01 1500 131 3.00 131 262 2.25 262 394 1.50 394 525 0.99 525 0.75
Group (rpm) (full pack) from to (75% full pack) from to (50% full pack) from to (33% full pack) (rpm) (25% full pack)
Reference up to 01 1600 123 3.60 123 246 2.70 246 369 1.80 369 492 1.19 492 0.90
(kg) (kg) (kg) (kg) over (kg)
01 1700 116 4.20 116 232 3.15 232 347 2.10 347 463 1.39 463 1.05
100 300 656 0.15 656 1312 0.11 1312 1969 0.08 1969 2625 0.05 2625 0.04
01 1800 109 4.20 109 219 3.15 219 328 2.10 328 437 1.39 437 1.05
100 307 573 0.22 573 1145 0.17 1145 1718 0.11 1718 2291 0.07 2291 0.06
01 1900 104 4.80 104 207 3.60 207 311 2.40 311 414 1.58 414 1.20
100 400 492 0.36 492 984 0.27 984 1476 0.18 1476 1969 0.12 1969 0.09
01 2000 98 4.80 98 197 3.60 197 295 2.40 295 394 1.58 394 1.20
100 408 437 0.36 437 875 0.27 875 1312 0.18 1312 1750 0.12 1750 0.09
01 2100 94 5.40 94 187 4.05 187 281 2.70 281 375 1.78 375 1.35
100 500 394 0.49 394 787 0.37 787 1181 0.25 1181 1575 0.16 1575 0.12
01 2200 89 5.40 89 179 4.05 179 268 2.70 268 358 1.78 358 1.35
100 508 358 0.64 358 716 0.48 716 1074 0.32 1074 1432 0.21 1432 0.16 01 2300 86 6.00 86 171 4.50 171 257 3.00 257 342 1.98 342 1.50
100 600 328 1.02 328 656 0.77 656 984 0.51 984 1312 0.34 1312 0.26 01 2400 82 6.00 82 164 4.50 164 246 3.00 246 328 1.98 328 1.50
02 200 984 0.15 984 1969 0.11 1969 2953 0.08 2953 3937 0.05 3937 0.04 03 400 492 1.20 492 984 0.90 984 1476 0.60 1476 1969 0.40 1969 0.30
02 208 787 0.21 787 1575 0.16 1575 2362 0.11 2362 3150 0.07 3150 0.05 03 408 437 1.40 437 875 1.05 875 1312 0.70 1312 1750 0.46 1750 0.35
02 300 656 0.30 656 1312 0.23 1312 1969 0.15 1969 2625 0.10 2625 0.08 03 500 394 1.40 394 787 1.05 787 1181 0.70 1181 1575 0.46 1575 0.35
02 308 562 0.45 562 1125 0.34 1125 1687 0.23 1687 2250 0.15 2250 0.11 03 508 358 2.00 358 716 1.50 716 1074 1.00 1074 1432 0.66 1432 0.50
02 400 492 0.60 492 984 0.45 984 1476 0.30 1476 1969 0.20 1969 0.15 03 600 328 2.70 328 656 2.03 656 984 1.35 984 1312 0.89 1312 0.68
02 408 437 0.90 437 875 0.68 875 1312 0.45 1312 1750 0.30 1750 0.23 03 700 303 3.60 303 606 2.70 606 909 1.80 909 1211 1.19 1211 0.90
02 500 394 1.20 394 787 0.90 787 1181 0.60 1181 1575 0.40 1575 0.30 03 800 246 5.40 246 492 4.05 492 738 2.70 738 984 1.78 984 1.35
02 508 358 1.40 358 716 1.05 716 1074 0.70 1074 1432 0.46 1432 0.35 03 900 219 6.90 219 437 5.18 437 656 3.45 656 875 2.28 875 1.73
02 600 328 1.40 328 656 1.05 656 984 0.70 984 1312 0.46 1312 0.35 03 1000 197 8.10 197 394 6.08 394 591 4.05 591 787 2.67 787 2.03
02E 608 303 1.40 303 606 1.05 606 909 0.70 909 1211 0.46 1211 0.35 03E 1100 179 10.00 179 358 7.50 358 537 5.00 537 716 3.30 716 2.50
02E 700 303 2.00 303 606 1.50 606 909 1.00 909 1211 0.66 1211 0.50 03 1200 164 11.00 164 328 8.25 328 492 5.50 492 656 3.63 656 2.75
02E 800 246 2.70 246 492 2.03 492 738 1.35 738 984 0.89 984 0.68 03 1300 151 12.00 151 303 9.00 303 454 6.00 454 606 3.96 606 3.00
02E 900 219 3.60 219 437 2.70 437 656 1.80 656 875 1.19 875 0.90 03E 1400 141 15.00 141 281 11.25 281 422 7.50 422 562 4.95 562 3.75
02E 1000 197 4.20 197 394 3.15 394 591 2.10 591 787 1.39 787 1.05 03 1500 131 16.20 131 262 12.15 262 394 8.10 394 525 5.35 525 4.05
02E 1100 179 4.80 179 358 3.60 358 537 2.40 537 716 1.58 716 1.20 03E 1700 116 21.60 116 232 16.20 232 347 10.80 347 463 7.13 463 5.40
02E 1200 164 5.40 164 328 4.05 328 492 2.70 492 656 1.78 656 1.35 03E 1800 109 24.60 109 219 18.45 219 328 12.30 328 437 8.12 437 6.15
02 1300 151 6.60 151 303 4.95 303 454 3.30 454 606 2.18 606 1.65 03 2000 98 30.00 98 197 22.50 197 295 15.00 295 394 9.90 394 7.50
02 1400 141 7.20 141 281 5.40 281 422 3.60 422 562 2.38 562 1.80 03E 2200 89 36.00 89 179 27.00 179 268 18.00 268 358 11.88 358 9.00
02 1500 131 7.80 131 262 5.85 262 394 3.90 394 525 2.57 525 1.95 03E 2300 86 38.40 86 171 28.80 171 257 19.20 257 342 12.67 342 9.60
02 1600 123 9.00 123 246 6.75 246 369 4.50 369 492 2.97 492 2.25
02 1700 116 9.60 116 232 7.20 232 347 4.80 347 463 3.17 463 2.40
02 1800 109 9.60 109 219 7.20 219 328 4.80 328 437 3.17 437 2.40
02 1900 104 10.20 104 207 7.65 207 311 5.10 311 414 3.37 414 2.55
02 2000 98 10.80 98 197 8.10 197 295 5.40 295 394 3.56 394 2.70
02 2100 94 11.40 94 187 8.55 187 281 5.70 281 375 3.76 375 2.85
02 2200 89 11.40 89 179 8.55 179 268 5.70 268 358 3.76 358 2.85
02 2300 86 12.60 86 171 9.45 171 257 6.30 257 342 4.16 342 3.15
02 2400 82 12.60 82 164 9.45 164 246 6.30 246 328 4.16 328 3.15
01E 800 M8 M8 M10 M6 M16 M24 02E 900 M12 M12 M10 M6 M20 M24 03 1300 M20 M20 M12 M10 M24
1) For vertical shaft or high thrust applications this may be
increased by up to 20% 01E 900 M10 M10 M10 M6 M16 M24 02E 1000 M12 M12 M10 M10 M20 M24 03E 1400 M24 M20 M12 M16 M24
2) All screws except side screw
01E 1000 M10 M10 M10 M6 M20 M24 02E 1100 M16 M16 M10 M10 M20 M24 03 1500 M24 M20 M12 M10 M24
01E 1100 M10 M10 M10 M10 M20 M24 02E 1200 M16 M16 M10 M10 M20 M24 03E 1700 M24 M20 M12 M16 M24
01E 1200 M10 M10 M10 M10 M20 M24 02 1300 M16 M16 M10 M10 M20 M24 03E 1800 M24 M20 M12 M16 M24
01 1300 M12 M12 M10 M10 M20 M24 02 1400 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 03 2000 M24 M20 M16 M10 M24
01 1400 M12 M12 M10 M10 M20 M24 02 1500 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 03 2100 M24 M20 M16 M10 M24
100 SERIES
01 1500 M12 M12 M10 M10 M20 M24 02 1600 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 03E 2200 M24 M20 M12 M16 M24
Group Clamping Cartridge Cartridge Side Pedestal Flange 01 1600 M12 M12 M10 M10 M20 M24 02 1700 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 03E 2300 M24 M20 M12 M16 M24
Reference ring joint radial screw joint joint
screw screw screw screw screw 01 1700 M12 M12 M12 M10 M20 - 02 1800 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 -
100 300 M3 M4 - M4 M10 M10 01 1800 M12 M12 M12 M10 M20 - 02 1900 M20 M20 M12 M10 M24 -
100 307 M4 M4 - M4 M12 M12 01 1900 M12 M12 M12 M10 M20 - 02 2000 M20 M20 M12 M10 M24 -
100 400 M4 M5 - M4 M16 M12 01 2000 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 02 2100 M20 M20 M12 M10 M24 -
100 408 M5 M6 - M4 M16 M16 01 2100 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 02 2200 M20 M20 M12 M10 M24 -
100 500 M6 M6 - M6 M20 M16 01 2200 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 02 2300 M20 M20 M12 M10 M24 -
100 508 M6 M6 - M6 M20 M20 01 2300 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 - 02 2400 M20 M20 M12 M10 M24 -
100 600 M6 M8 - M6 M20 M20 01 2400 M16 M16 M12 M10 M20 -
03E SERIES
0°
Group Shaft Diameter Bearing Ratings
Reference d Cr Cor Ca Max. Speed
(kN) (kN) (kN) (rpm)
3 15/16"
03 400 100mm 610 684 31.2 1820
4"
110mm 4 7/16"
03 408 614 698 39.2 1640
120mm 4 1/2"
4 15/16"
03 500 130mm 706 852 49.0 1500
5"
5 7/16" 120°
03 508 140mm 886 1069 58.8 1340
5 1/2"
5 15/16"
03 600 150mm 994 1213 69.4 1220
6"
160mm 6 7/16"
03 608
170mm 6 1/2"
1156 1564 79.2 1110
PEDESTALS corresponding roller bearing please consult our
Pedestals (also known as Pillow Blocks) are the technical department. For 100 Series bearings, the
6 15/16"
03 700 180mm
7"
1242 1704 89.0 1030 most common method of mounting Cooper split maximum axial load is reduced to 35% Ca and for
roller bearings (in cartridges as explained above). 01E and 02E series to 26% Ca due to their higher
190mm 7 15/16"
03 800
200mm 8"
1451 2022 99.6 880 axial load ratings.
Cooper standard pedestals are shown on the
03 900 220mm 9" 1586 2163 109.4 760 following pages. Pedestals with height-to-centre and Pedestals should be fully supported on a flat, rigid
240mm bolt hole configurations to match industry standard surface to avoid distortion of the pedestal or
03 1000 250mm 10" 1778 2551 131 700 SN, SD and SAF pillow blocks are listed separately deflection under load.
260mm
in this catalogue.
03E 1100 280mm 11" 2105 3233 153 620 For loads within 45° of horizontal, the base should
Pedestals are common between expansion (EX) be chocked or dowelled.
290mm
03 1200
300mm
12" 2156 3312 174 560 and fixed (GR) units.
Standard Cooper pedestals are manufactured
03 1300 320mm 13" 2529 3795 199 500
LOADS AND MOUNTING from grade EN-GJL-250 grey iron to BS EN
03E 1400
340mm
14" 2750 4392 214 460 The maximum safe radial load for a pedestal 1561 : 1997. Ductile iron and steel pedestals
360mm
is based on the static rating (Cor) of the are also available and should be considered for
380mm corresponding size of roller bearing. The full static shock or pulsating loads. Particulars of pedestals
03 1500 15" 3019 4800 251 420
400mm rating can be applied if the angle of the load falls in alternative materials are available from our
420mm within the shaded area of the sketch. technical department.
03E 1700 17" 3474 6006 276 360
440mm
Chamfer B BI L L1
J
Chamfer
T T
C C H H
D d P P
G
O
O S
R
N
R
N
2 15/16" 100 B 215 27.0 100 C 215 104 2-off M16 2 15/16"
100 300 75mm 100 B 75M 114.30 48.0 3.5 1.2 100 C 75M 100 C 03 134.94 32 3.6 P03 80 226 242 - - 280 70 32 180 4.9 75mm 100 300
3" 100 B 300 27.0 100 C 300 104 or 5/8” 3"
3 15/16" 100 B 315 38.9 100 C 315 136 2-off M24 3 15/16"
100 400 100mm 100 B 100M 152.4 65.0 6 2.8 100 C 100M 100 C 05 177.80 50 7.4 P05 112 312 328 - - 380 90 44 252 13.3 100mm 100 400
4" 100 B 400 38.9 100 C 400 136 or 7/8” 4"
110mm 4 7/16" 100 B 110M 100 B 407 45.3 100 C 110M 100 C 407 134 2-off M24 52 110mm 4 7/16"
100 408 174.62 80.0 7 4.6 100 C 06 203.20 50 7.9 P06 125 342 366 - - 420 102 272 14.7 100 408
115mm 4 1/2" 100 B 115M 100 B 408 45.3 100 C 115M 100 C 408 134 or 7/8” 115mm 4 1/2"
5 7/16" 100 B 507 54.0 100 C 507 156 4-off M24 43.3 5 7/16"
100 508 140mm 100 B 140M 222.25 90.0 7 9.3 100 C 140M 100 C 08 266.70 76 18.4 P08 162 438 462 - 120 508 178 38 372 140mm 100 508
5 1/2" 100 B 508 54.0 100 C 508 156 or 7/8” 5 1/2"
5 15/16" 100 B 515 55.6 100 C 515 168 4-off M24 5 15/16"
100 600 150mm 100 B 150M 241.30 90.0 8 10.4 100 C 150M 100 C 09 279.40 76 19.4 P09 181 470 494 - 120 558 178 41 405 52 150mm 100 600
6" 100 B 600 55.6 100 C 600 168 or 7/8” 6"
1) Add ‘EX’ or ‘GR’ to reference for expansion or fixed type 2) Total movement tabulated. Maximum offset from
respectively, e.g: Bearing: 100 B 75M EX or 100 B 215 EX centreline half this amount.
Cartridge: 100 C 75M EX or 100 C 03 EX
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A 3.2 A
B B
680
A
5X7
1
C 2 C
180
Propller Shaft Diameter
231
D D
E E
A
A-A
F F
Note:
1. Outside diameter of cooper bush including 3mm
margin for final machinning.
2. Not allow to cast epoxy directly on the copper
bush surface.
G
2 1 Rubber
1 1 Copper Bush
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A 3.2 A
A-A
B B
350 A
5X7
175
C C
226
A
D D
A
E E
F F
Note:
1. Outside diameter of cooper bush including 3mm
margin for final machinning.
2. Not allow to cast epoxy directly on the copper G
2 1 Rubber
bush surface. 1 1 Copper Bush
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Rev. Desctription Date Approved
A change sterntube aft fix flange to removable flange 2021/4/16 Wang
A A
13 1 2 3 4 5 12 7 8
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
D
A 9 30 70
12
280
280
14
6
B 60Nm B
241
273
-0.04
-0.04
0
0
440
175
440
165 h7
170 h7
C C
M16
340 330
440 460
D 2942
3337
D A-A D
6
22.5°
8 22.5° A B
E E
380
B
14 6 SCREW B01030010S
A 13 1 AFT FLANGE LWG35706 WG35706
255 12 1 O-RING OR1844
+0.7
11 4 SCREW B01025010S
F F
165 +0.5 10 6 SCREW B01035010S
311
+0.7 9 12 WASHER W02010S
170 +0.5
8 1 ADAPTOR PLATE LWG35705 WG35705
C 7 1 FWD FLANGE LWG35704 WG35704
10° 6 x M16 - 6H 30
11 6 8 SET SCREW B08020010S
D-D 4
14 35
5 1 STERNTUBE FWD BEARING LWB35704 LBF357165
30° A 50 4 1 FWD BEARING SEAT LWG35703 WG35703
60Nm 30.75 30 3 1 SEAMLESS STEEL PIPE LWG35702 WG35702
G1 - 6H 25 G
cooling water Inlet 2 1 STERNTUBE AFT BEARING LWB35703 LBA357170
1 1 AFT BEARING SEAT LWG35701 WG35701
35
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9
No. Qty. Name Reference Part No Note
12
6
STERN TUBE UNIT
8
10
Part No.: LW3573205 A2
6
Rev. Material Weight Scale 1:5
Designed Checked Approved
60Nm A 551.31 kg Page 1/1 H
C-C B-B Sign zhuang Wang
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A A
B B
C C
1
Aft boss
Propeller hub 2
A 35
2X 80
5 Inspection hole
D D
5
A A
D advice by shipyard
E 210(confirmed by shipyard) E
A A-A
Note:
F F
1. The Net Cutter can be welded or bolted on rope guard
2. The Rope guard is two half type.
G
2 4 Net Cutter LNC1 NC1
1 1 Rope Guard LFP3572001 FP3572001
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Op
perattion
n Ma
anuaal
使
使用手 手册册
Sh
haft L
Lockin
ng De
evice
锁
锁轴装
装置
Moddel Issued D
Date
型号
号:LLD2001 签发日期
期:2017.12.12
1. General Description
D n Note注意
意:
系
系统概览 览 This mannual is relea ased by usingg
2. Installatioon instructtions the latesst information
n available too
LYEN M Marine. The in nformation inn
安
安装说明 this doccument is thee property off
3. Operationn LYEN M Marine and may not bee
copied or communicated to a
操
操作说明 third paarty, or ussed for anyy
4. Maintenannce purpose other than th hat for whichh
保
保养 it is ssupplied wiithout priorr
written approval of LYEN N
5. Feedback Sensor Marine.
反
反馈传感 感器 本手册基
基于利屹恩的
的最新信息
6. Spare Parrts 编制。本
本手册所含信
信息作为利屹
屹
恩的财产
产,在未经利
利屹恩事先书
书
备
备件 面许可情
情况下,不得
得抄袭或转交
交
7. Drawingss 给第三方
方象包括轮机
机员、设备操
操
图
图纸 作员和利
利屹恩的服务
务人员。
1. Genera
al Descrip
ption 综述
述
LLD shaft locking g device su upport radial or axiall installatioon. Chose a suitable
e
installattion metho
od accordin ng to the lo
ocation wh here to arrrange the equipment
e t
etc. Machine the slots
s in the
e brake dis
sc/flange according
a tto drawing LLD2001..
Radial installation will alwayys be prior option if po
ossible.
LLD 系列
列锁轴装置
置支持轴向或 或径向安装 装方式。根据
据安装位置
置等需要,选
选择合适的
的
安装方式 式。参考图
图纸 LLD200
01 在锁轴盘
盘/法兰上加
加工相应规
规格的销孔。推荐优先
先
选用径向 向安装方式
式。
The shaft lockingg device iss fixed to a foundation suppoort with 4 pcs boltss
M20-8.8
8. tightenin
ng torque 3
300N.m.
锁轴装置
置和底座间
间使用 4 个 8.8 级 M20
0 的螺栓固
固定,拧紧力
力矩为 300
0N.m。
NOTE
注 意 !
Makke sure shaft not turn
ning before
e start insta
allation.
确保在轴系没有旋转 转的状况下进行安装。
Enssure that you
y can ho old the torrque tool during
d tighttening the bolts and
d
avo
oid any personal injurry.
螺栓锁紧扭力时确保 保握紧扭力工具,避免 免造成任何 何人身伤害。
Makke sure the plunger and slot fiit well after installatioon finished
d. Test the
e
feed
dback senssor functio
on of engag
ge/disenga age with a multimeterr.
安装完成后旋出销轴 轴检查其跟 跟销孔之间配 配合是否完 完好,并用万 万用表测试 试
反馈馈传感器的啮合/脱开功 功能是否正 正常。
3. Operation 操作说明
Engagement 啮合
Turn shaft until one slot against the locking plunger. Remove locking pin (item
no.3), pull out the plunger by hand until plunger get to locking position.
盘轴使得锁轴装置的销轴正对销孔。移开防松销 3,手动旋出舌形销轴,直到销
轴至锁轴位置。
Ensure that the locking device has been fully engaged by checking that the
plunger (item no. 2) has been fully inserted into the locking slot on the brake
disc / flange.
通过查看销轴 2 和锁销槽是否完全啮合,判断锁轴是否完全到位。
Put locking pin (item no.3) in position after shaft locking device engaged.
确定销轴啮合到位后,插入防松销 3。
Disengagement 脱开
Remove locking pin (item no.3), turn the plunger to unlocking position by hand.
移除防松销 3,然后手动转动锁销到非锁轴状态。
Ensure that the locking device has been fully disengaged by checking that the
plunger has been touch support bottom flange (item no.1).
通过查看销轴是否接触到轴锁底座 1 下支撑板,来判断锁轴装置是否完全脱开。
Inset locking pin (item no.3) after shaft locking device disengaged.
确定销轴啮合到位后,插入防松销 3。
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CAUTION
小 心 !
Only trained personnel who familiar with this equipment are allowed to
operate the system.
只有熟悉该设备的人员才允许操作该系统。
Do not operate the equipment while shaft turning.
在轴系转动时不要操作该设备。
4. Maintenance 保养
Test function of the shaft locking device regularly, ensure that the plunger can
move in/out smoothly, and grease the plunger if necessary. Check the
feedback sensor function of engage/disengage regularly, Never allow water to
enter inside the junction box, water may cause electrical shock and damage on
the related equipment.
定期检验锁轴装置的性能,确保销轴能够平顺的旋进/出,必要时对销轴涂敷牛
油。 定期测试反馈传感器的啮合/脱开功能是否正常。绝不允许水进入接线盒,
水可能导致短路并对关联设备造成损伤。
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WARNING
警 告 !
Make sure the shaft stop turning before start maintenance work.
确保在轴系停止旋转的情况下进行维修保养工作。
All disassembled parts of shaft locking device must be protected against
moist, sand and dirt in an adequate way during maintenance and repair.
所有可拆卸部件在维修保养期间,必须采取充分的措施防止潮湿、沙尘
和脏污。
Do not start and engage the main engines until the shaft locking device
completely disengaged.
确保锁轴装置完全脱开后才可以启动主机合排。
5. Feedback Sensor 反馈传感器
LLD shaft locking device are equipped with limit/proximity switches for
detection of engagement / disengagement. One limit switch used on LLD2001
shaft locking device. For electric wiring diagram and technical data see below
figure.
LLD 系列锁轴装置均配备限位/接近开关,用来监测锁轴装置的啮合或者脱开。
LLD2001 锁轴装置选配了一个接近开关,请见下图。
Characteristic Parameter
Actuator Parallel roller plunger
harmonized CENELEC PVC
Terminations
sheathed 4*0.75mm² cable
Switching options 1NC & 1NO
Sealing IP66/67
Operating temperature 0℃ to 70℃(32℉ to 158℉)
Thermal current 5A
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 250VAC
Pollution degree 3
Min. actuation speed 0.003m/s
Max. actuation speed 0.1m/s
Max. actuation frequency ac-200Hz; dc-20Hz
Shock 50g-IEC68-2-27
Vibration 10G-IEC68-2-6
IEC947-5-1, EN60947-5-1;AC14
conforming to standards
D300, DC13 R300
Informa
ation of feedback sen
nsor arrang
gement is shown
s in thhe below fiigure.
反馈传感
感器的安装
装等一些信息
息见如下图
图表。
Detectio
on of enga
agement/di sengagem
ment
锁轴装置
置锁定和脱
脱开的检测
7. Drawiings 图纸
纸
Shaft/Coupling Flange
Slot of flange
Installation diagram
13 1 GZM6
12 2 W05016
11 2 W02005
10 2 B01025005
9 2 W01006
8 2 W02006
7 2 B01020006
6 1 LW9002
5 1 LOD10C10 OD10C10
4 LLD200104 LD200104
Copyright belong to Lyen Marine technology Co.,Ltd. All rights reserved.
3 1 LLD200103 LD200103
2 1 LLD200102 LD200102
1 1 LLD200101 LD200101
LD2001
1:1.2
8.45kg 1/1
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INDEX
Description Page No
1. Specification & Scope 3
2. Introduction 4
3. Design base 5
4. Installation work by shipyard 5
5. Installation 5
6. Operation 11
7. Maintenance and service 11
8. The life time of brushes 12
9. Trouble shooting 13-14
<Drawings> 15-19
- General arrangement of shaft earthing device (DA-PSH) 15
- Detail of mV-meter 16
- Detail of Pan spring brush holder (DA-PSH) 17
- Detail of Shaft slip ring 18
- Spare part 19
K.C. LTD.
165, Mieumsandan 3-ro, Gangseo-gu, Busan 46744, Korea
Tel : +82 51 250 2830~35, 2840~42 Fax : +82 51 831 7726
E-mail : kcind@iccp-mgps.com Web : http://www.iccp-mgps.com
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1. SPECIFICATION & SCOPE FOR Shaft Earthing Device
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2. Introduction
A turning propeller shaft on a ship becomes electrically insulated from the hull by the lubricating oil
film in the bearings and by the use of non-metallic bearing materials in the tail shaft. When the
shaft is insulated in this way an electrical potential can be measured between the shaft and the
hull and this can accelerate corrosion in the ship.
If the ship has a system of cathodic protection, whether it is sacrificial anode or an impressed
current system, the shaft insulation will prevent the propeller and the boss from receiving
protection.
The electrical potential between the shaft and the hull can also cause a heavy current to flow in
bearings when the oil film breaks down or is contaminated with seawater. This current can cause
deep pitting of the bearing surface. Excessive wear on the shaft bearings can often be traced to
this cause.
Now in addition it’s necessary to reduce the spark erosion causing the excessive wear on main
engine metal bearings and this shaft earthing is the most appropriate method.
All the troubles can be avoided and cathodic protection can be extended to the propeller if the
shaft is properly earthed with a propeller shaft slip ring. The effectiveness of the shaft earthing
system should ensure a maximum contact resistance of no greater than 0.001 ohms.
Our own tests indicate that high silver content brushes running on a silver track have repeatable
low conductivity that can maintain these limits and ensure a low resistance contact is maintained
even under dirty conditions.
The shaft earthing assembly comprises a pair of high silver content / graphite compound brushes
mounted in balanced brush holder, running on a silver alloy slip ring.
Each brush holder has a adjustable spring tensioner which is supplied preset to the standard
pressure. At this pressure the expected life of the brush is approx. one year.
Spring tension pressure could be adjusted by spring tension bolt but be sure that the spring should
not be twisted and properly fastened.
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3. Design base
5. Installation
5.1. Weld the mounting post(s) nearby shaft where slip ring is installed.
5.2. Weld the support bar(s) carefully on mounting post according to the drawing. (Dwg No.
SDAPSH03)
5.3. Slip ring
CAUTION : It is strictly required to install slip ring correctly according to following procedure for
the good performance of shaft earthing and longer life time of brushes.
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5.3.2. Fasten stainless steel bands (A & B) around the shaft temporarily.
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5.3.3. Put the slip ring (width: 70mm) around the shaft and mark the overlapped part.
Cut the overlapped part at an angle of 45o carefully, which is very important job.
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After cutting properly rub both edges of inner surface of slip ring with a fine-mesh
file or sand paper as below. Then secure slip ring very tightness around shaft;
5.3.4. Fasten the slip ring around the shaft by tightening the stainless steel band (B).
When the slip ring is tightly installed no protrusion or gap is found.
In case there happens with protrusion or gap smoothly rub the protrusion with
sand paper (should be above #1,000).
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5.3.5. Fasten both edges of slip ring with 3/4”(19mm) pressure tape for a preparation of
tight fastening of stainless steel band.
Apply the tape to the slip ring three times at the opposite direction of the shaft
rotation.
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5.3.6. Fasten the stainless steel band(A) over the pressure tape by tightening the fixing
bolt around the edge of slip ring.
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5.3.7. Fasten the stainless steel band(B) over the pressure tape tightly by tightening the
fixing bolt around the edge of slip ring.
After tightening bands (A, B), bend the end part of band to the opposite direction
to prevent loosening when the shaft rotates.
5.3.8. Apply 2”(50mm) pressure tape over both stainless steel bands (A & B) at
the opposite direction of the shaft rotation finally. Keep the minimum
30mm width of slip ring where brushes run.
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5.4. Brush holder
5.4.1. Carefully study the drawing for correct installation and keep the distance of 3mm
between bottom of brush holder and slip ring surface. Also keep the distance
between center of support bar and slip ring surface acc to the shaft outdia. (Refer
to the drawing ‘SDAPSH03’)
5.4.2. Fit the brush holder to the support bar and align the assembly so that the brushes
are able to run centrally on the slip ring, and the brush holders assembly is to be
clear of the slip ring securing brackets when the shaft rotates.
And shaft earth bending bar to be tightened properly on the double brush holder
and end of support bar.
Secure the assembly in this position by tightening the hexagon headed bolt at the
top of the brush holder body.
5.4.3. The support bar for double brush holder should be connected to the hull electrically.
So the mounting post supplied by shipyard should be welded on the hull plate. The
touched mounting post surface should be galvanized to ensure metal touch in case
the mounting post will be installed by bolting.
5.4.4. No any insulation tape, tube, paint should be applied on the double brush holder
and support bar.
5.5.1. The system comprises a bulkhead mounted panel that incorporates terminals and a
display meter. The system is self contained and requires no external power supply.
5.5.3. The contact point of earth cable of mV meter should be free from paint.
5.5.4. To prevent noise, the signal cable should be arranged separately with any other
power cables.
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6. Operation
6.2. Reading of below 80mV when shaft is turning at sea indicate proper grounding. If
readings are above 80mV, clean the faces of slip ring and brushes with a clean cloth.
6.3. The millivolt meter will read '0' when shaft is at rest because of the current entering the
propeller will return to the hull through main engine bearings and engine foundation.
6.4. Check according to troubleshooting in case the millivolt meter reading is '0' when shaft is
turning at sea.
7.1. This grounding assembly should be checked at least twice a week for cleanliness.
7.2. If there has been a build-up of oil, dirt, scale and rust on the slip ring face or between slip
ring and shaft, this should be removed with a degreaser, emery paper and clean cloth.
7.3. Inspect and clean the brushes and brush holder to prevent their moving due to dirt build-
up. Inspect the brush copper leads (pig tails) to ensure they have not become loose or
corroded. The brush wear-down should be noted.
7.4. At the time of every dry dock, disassemble the slip ring and clean the surface of the shaft
right thereunder.
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8. The life time of brushes
8.1. The brushes are getting worn out by metal touch with slip ring.
Therefore it’s strictly required to keep clean and smooth surface of slip ring, also to carry
out proper installation / alignment of brush holders as per our manual and drawing.
Otherwise it’s very hard to obtain the proper earthing and the proper life time of brushes.
8.2. The brushes are consumable parts with wearing ratio approximately 2~3mm per 1,000
hours shaft rotation under proper installation. The replacement time is shown by
engraving the line (15mm from the top) on the brushes.
Customer is requested to replace brushes with spares when the time comes.
8.3. Brushes are consumable parts as stated above and they are often consumed earlier but
it’s not a matter of guarantee claim for supplying extra brushes.
8.4. Use only our genuine silver graphite brushes for longer life and higher earthing efficiency.
Contact K.C. LTD. for purchasing and indicate part number.
CAUTION
Customers are recommended for the purchase of genuine spare parts as imitated parts
make the system get fatally wrong.
Of course a quick technical support and maintenance services are guaranteed with only
our genuine parts.
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9. TROUBLE SHOOTING
Special remark We often receive claim of mV meter’s malfunction due to "0" reading. But the zero
reading doesn't always mean faulty earthing. So check regularly(once a week) for
maintenance and confirm the device is working in normal condition as follows;
From the above check you can find the reading above 1mV with brush(es)
removed from double brush holder and also 0mV with double brushes fitted,
which means present 0mV reading proves good shaft grounding.
So don't worry about "0" reading at the present.
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NO. FAILURE POSSIBLE REASON REQUIRED ACTION
02 Too high 1) Shaft earth bending bar is 1) Tighten shaft earth bending bar
millivolt loosened. By bolting.
(above 80 mV) 2) Surface of slip ring is not clean 3) Clean the surface of slip ring with
on meter. due to build-up of oil, dirt, scale a degreaser, sand(emery) paper
and rust. and clean cloth.
3) Between slip ring and shaft is not 4) Dismantle. Then clean slip ring
clean due to build-up of oil, dirt, and shaft with a degreaser,
scale and rust. sand(emery) paper and clean
cloth.
4) Brushes on double brush holder 5) Replace brushes.
are worn down.
5) The imitated brushes are used. 6) Replace our high density low
resistant silver graphite brushes
as genuine spares.
03 The millivolt 1) The edge of slip ring is not 1) Make smooth edge preparation by
value is varied smooth. sand(emery) paper.
widely.
2) The edge of slip ring is found 2) Dismantle and tightly install again
gap. to remove the gap. When the slip
ring is tightly installed no
overlapped part or gap is found.
In case there happens
with overlapped part smoothly
rub the overlapped part with sand
(emery) paper.
3) The surface of slip ring got 3) Replace the old slip ring with new
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