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INSTRUCTIONS
for installation maintenance and operation
PROPELLER SHAFT BEARINGS TYPE SN
Types and coding
Heat dissipation by means of 1
Type S propeller shaft bearihg
Se r i e s N standard design
N natural ,cool ing
W = water coo l ing
Z oil circulation with extomsl
cooling
U circulating pump
T :::I circulating pump with weter
cooled oil sump
Afte rmost o r in te rmed ia te l T
Learing
aftermost bearing
intermediate bearing WEAK
{AENK HANNOVER•
data plate
S N N T 36-350
2 9822
I I
6
- JH , - - -8
7
e
1514 17
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6 20-
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Aftermost bearing T Intermediate bearing L
Figure 1
Introduction
The SN Type bea ri ng can be suppl led as an af te r -
most bearing 360° bearing shel l) or as intermediate
bearing 180° bearing shel l .
Fur Iy assembled bear ings should be handled using the
In tegra l ly cast transport hooks on th e lower part of
the bearing.
Despatch
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Install the bearing so tha t the 11 ring (5 ) is located
at th e bow end in th e ca se of hori zontal sha ft s or
shafts Inclined to the stern, an d at t he s te rn en d in
t he c as e of shaf ts i nc l i ne d' t o t he bow.
The oil ring should be f it ted to the shaft as follows
(Figure 2) :
Having inserted springs (6 ) an d pressure pads (7 )
(with their heads towards the shaft) into the reces-
se s of a half oil ring i t w ill be slipped under the
s ha ft t o permit assembly of the second half r ing.
Joints ar e 1 igned b y m ea ns of locating pins. 80th
r in g h al ve s ar e t ightly connected by means of
screws 8 ).
Figure4
FI inger seal s provide a s ea l w he re shafts emerge
from housing 4 ) . A fl i nger made f rom ni tr i le rub-
be r i s f it ted to the shaft and runs inside a chamber
having openings towards the interior of th e bearing.
The fl inger is suppl le d cu t to approximate size.
Duri ng assembl y it should be w ra pp ed a ro un d th e
shaft an d accurately cu t to lenght to ensure a close
butt jo int . The ends shou'ld be joined by using a
cyanoacrylate g lue ( ins tan t glue) , preferrably.
Th e f l inger is held in place on the shaft by a garter
spring 10 .
15
Figure 2
Th e oil ring i s a xi al ly e dju sta ble o n th e shaft, an d
It s f inal posit ion 2 mm from the bearing shell -
can therefore be se t a l a ter s tage.
The lower part of the housing 1 is roughly located
in it s f inal posit ion. Prior to f i t t ing the bottom
s he ll ( 3 ) the spherical surface should be coated withlubricat ing oi l . After inserting the shell the running
s u ~ f c e shou ld a lso be lubricated.
The axial c learance with in the seal i ng hous ing ca n
accomodate norma l sha ft elongation. The distance
between f l inger an d the walls must be such t ha t t he
f l inger d oe s n ot to uc h t he wal ls during expansion of
the shaft.
After f i t t ing the upper housing (2 ) tapered pins (or,
i n t hecese of smal le r sizes, parallel pins) 11 ar einserted and bolts 1 2 are f i rmly t ightened cross-
wise.
The shaft (22) c an n ow be in se rt ed . I f the clearance
between shaft and shell is abt. 0 .5 mm, th e bottom
h ou si ng s ho ul d be accuratel y a li gned (Figu re 3 ).
Check by measuring the ga p between the sha f t an d
th e lateral bore. Dim ensions h an d v should
be almost identical. The more accurate th e al ign-
ment the more eff icient wil l be the f linger sea l.
The oil scraper (13) must be f reely movab le. It
must ne ither ja m no r rest on th e oil ring . Its height
should be adjusted by means of th e nu t (14) In such
a wa y so that it s d istance f rom th e oil ring amounts
to about 0.1 to 0 .5 m m (Figure 2 and Figure In -
t ~ r m e d l t ebearing ) . In t he case of bearings Size
SN 7 an d u pw ar ds t he sc ra pe r is mounted on a
h inge (Figu re 5 and Figure Aftermost bearing ) .
In this case the'adjustment is ca rr ied ou t by means
of the s cr ew ( 23 ) w hic h is afterwards secured by
the nu t (24). The oil drainer li p (15) always to
face the shel l .
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Oil f i l l ing
Fo r normal operat ion condi t ions e; branded mineral
oil with l ow foam ing tendency s ho ul d b e used. It s
viscosity will depend on shaft d iameter an d speed.
Relevant data Bre g iv en in th T ab le o n page 4. If I
due to spec ial opera ting condit ions, a certain type
o f oil is speci f ied inour acknowledgemwnt of order,
It is imperative that this be used. Damage ma y
occur if oi ls of a di f ferent viscosi ty ar e used
Please consul t us if in doubt
Oi l f i l l ing m u st o n ly be carried ou t with th e shaft
stat ionary. After removing th e li d 1 7 on to p of
th e housing, an d f i l l the bearing with up to the
centre between th e markings (Figure 6 . Avoid an y
t op pi ng u p d ur in g running so as to avoid overf i l l ing
an d leaking.
Water cool ing
The SNW Type bearings are equipped with a sea-
waterres is tant cool ing s){stem. The f inned tubes
(·18) are interconnected. The system should be
connected to the pipe sockets 19) . control
valve s ho ul d b e p ro vid ed in the i nl et p ip e, an d th e
wate r shou ld be al lowed to drain away by graVity.
The d irect ion o f f low is opt ional .
The cool ing water velocity should not exceed
1 ,Sm/s .
Starting up
The temperatu re o f the ru nni ng surface must not
exceed 90°C. Any alarm devices should be se t ac-
co rdi ngl y ; t he ir sensors ca n be f it ted to th e thermo-
meter bores 20 .
Angle oil level gauge
me><
norm.
min . (operation)
Figure
Oil s igh t g l assIf the temperature of 90°C is exceeded, the m a-
chine should be stopped immediately and th e cause
fo r th e temperature rise investigated.
The f i rst oi I change with subsequent r insing should
be carried o ut a ft er an in i t ia l running period of about
weeks. Further oil changes a re r ec om m en de d a t
i n te rva l s o f .8000 operat ing hours.
It i s a d vi sa b le to keep the outside of th e bearing
housings clean so that heat radiation isnot impaired
by d e po si ts o f d us t or dirt .