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Shaft Coking Resolution using Multiple Variable Bearing System Design Optimization for CV Turbochargers

Author: A. Bhattacharya, M. Hake, J-M. Geoffroy, V. Barbarie

Honeywell has been able to find a solution to the shaft coking problem in CV using innovative prediction capabilities including advanced rotor-dynamic analysis coupled with shaft thermal prediction. This led to significant saving in development and testing time and provided a robust bearing system in the first attempt.

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