In some modern large slow speed diesel engines, which of the following is used as the support for the main bearings?
• Construction of large slow-speed diesel engines (bedplate, frame, tie rods, sump) • Function and location of main bearings in relation to the crankshaft • Difference between structural support components vs. fasteners or enclosures
• Which component directly carries and aligns the crankshaft and therefore must house or support the main bearings? • Among the options, which parts mainly hold things together or close off spaces, and which part forms the primary lower structural foundation of the engine? • Think about where you would physically find the main bearing shells if you were standing next to a stripped-down engine: what are they bolted into?
• Be clear on what main bearings support (the crankshaft) and what supports the bearings themselves. • Identify which option is the primary structural base for the crankshaft area in a large slow-speed diesel. • Verify which parts are mainly fastening or closing components rather than bearing supports.
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