Internal combustion engine for driving propeller shaft
A technology for internal combustion engines and crankshafts, which is applied to motor-driven engines, engine components, sliding contact bearings, etc., and can solve problems such as no thrust bearing bushes and difficulties.
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[0024] figure 1 Illustrated is an internal combustion engine 1 connected to a propeller shaft 3 with a propeller 4 through an intermediate shaft 2. The internal combustion engine may be a four-stroke engine or a two-stroke engine, such as the applicant's ME type or MC type two-stroke crosshead engine, and these engines are well known to those skilled in the art. The engine may have a cylinder diameter of 30 to 120 cm, and the number of cylinders may be, for example, 5 to 20. For a crosshead engine, the rotation speed may be 60 to 300 rpm. The output power of the engine may be 3000 to 130,000 kW, for example. The engine preferably has a relatively large output power, such as at least 30,000 kW, a cylinder number of at least 8, and a cylinder diameter of at least 70 cm.
[0025] In the rearmost main bearing 5 of the crankshaft 6, the internal combustion engine 1 has a figure 2 The thrust bearing 7 in the rear view, the longitudinal section of the thrust bearing is shown in FIG. 3...
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