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Water Power Peer Review. Craig Cooley. US Synthetic / Bearings [email protected] Sept. 27, 2011. The Development of Open, Water-Lubricated Polycrystalline Diamond Thrust Bearings for Use in Marine Hydrokinetic (MHK) Energy Machines. Purpose, Objectives, & Integration. Purpose: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Water Power Peer Review
The Development of Open, Water-Lubricated Polycrystalline Diamond Thrust Bearings for Use in Marine Hydrokinetic (MHK) Energy Machines
Craig Cooley
US Synthetic / Bearings [email protected]. 27, 2011
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Purpose, Objectives, & Integration
Purpose:
Evaluate the use of Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) Bearings for use in the moving components of MHK energy machines
Motivation:
Reduce operating costs and preserve the marine environment from oil based lubricant contamination
PCD bearings are known to operate effectively in abrasive and high load situations for thousands of hours in oil and gas drilling tools
Knowledge gap:
Do diamond bearings currently have or can they be designed to have the necessary life to work for 5 years in an MHK machine?
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Technical Approach
Approach:
Conduct three design, build and test iterations to arrive at final design for life testing, and provide bearings for field evaluation
Bearing design methodology:
Consultation from Professor Michael Khonsari, LSU
Experience and methods used to design bearings for oil and gas tools
Laboratory testing and evaluation:
Using US Synthetic’s bearing test facility
Simulating MHK application by using water as the lubricant and appropriate test parameters
Conduct friction, life, and destructive tests in the laboratory
Prepare prototype bearings for full-scale tests
Key issue:
Achieving design balance between low friction (bearing hydrodynamic performance) and ability to transfer heat out of the bearing (mixed mode bearing performance)
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Technical Approach
Provided there is time, this side and the following two slides may be used by the principal investigator to explain project results.
Below are examples of the bearing geometries tested.
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Technical Approach
Example of a single bearing set’s hydrodynamic performance:
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Technical Approach
Failure data for several bearing types:
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Plan, Schedule, & Budget
Schedule:• Initiation date: 09/01/10• Planned completion date: 02/29/12• Currently on schedule
grGreen = complete, yellow = in progress, gray = planned
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Plan, Schedule, & Budget
Budget: • Of our planned budget for the first 3 quarters we are only over $527.• Of the $146,984 that we have budged for the DOE share for this
entire project, we have budgeted $84,397 for the first 3 quarters of 2011. Of that $84,397 we have spent $84,924 for a difference of $527.
Budget History
FY2010 FY2011 FY2012
DOE Cost-share DOE Cost-share DOE Cost-share
$0.00 $0.00 $119,397.00 $36,003.00 $27,587.00 $9,000.00