Jeff, slight corrections below
Best regards, Jim
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Subject: T-12 Task Force Meeting Minutes of October 11 2005
Attendance
Chris Castanien, Warren Totten, Dave
Stehouwer, Ron Buck, Jim Moritz, Jim Gutzwiller, Mark Sarlo, Jim Matasic, Dan
Domonkos, Greg Shank, Steve Jetter, Steve Kennedy, Riccardo Conti, Bob Campbell,
Todd Dvorak, Dan Pridemore, Scott Richards, Ken Goshorn, Wim van Dam, Jeff
Clark, Mark Cooper, Nancy Diggs, Joan Evans, Elisa Santos, Jim Rutherford,
Charlie Passut, Cathy Devlin
Minutes
The minutes of the T-12 portion of the Mack
meeting on Sept. 9 2005, were approved as issued.
Matrix Data Analysis - Jim Rutherford (presentation attached) Jim's analysis was done with 26 tests and was done three ways: all data (26 tests), matrix only tests (16), matrix and concurrent tests on the new ring batch (16). Two more tests should be available by the end of the week. Greg Shank moved (Moritz second) that the invalid test at lab D (cmir 55721) and the pre-matrix test with operational problems at lab G (cmir 52553) be excluded from any analyses. The motion passed unanimously.
This preliminary analysis shows the need for some transformations. These include natural log transforms for TRWL, Delta PB, and PB250-300. Liner wear and oil consumption were not transformed. Jim also looked at outlier screening. He found no need for the use of cylinder profiles for bearing weight loss, but ring and liner wear will likely need to use profiles. The TF instructed Jim to use all labs' data (new ring batch only) for developing the profiles.
A lengthy side-bar discussion on the potential merit system took place and this included the possibility of using bearing weight loss instead of lead. Greg indicated that he would take the issue under consideration.
The TF then reviewed (at length) scatter plots provided by Jim to examine the impact of various operating conditions versus test results. This spurred interest in having an O&H group further study operational issues.
Action Plan Forward
1. Jim Rutherford will revise the
data analysis once the two remaining tests have been received. This will be
reviewed by the industry statisticians and then presented to the TF later this
month. 2. Labs are to make sure that all op data has been submitted to Jeff
Clark. Jeff can resend the template if anyone needs it. 3. The TF will review
Jim's revised analysis prior the Oct. 27 class panel meeting. 4. The O&H
group will meet in November to review operational issues.
Piston Crown Failure - Bob Campbell
(presentation attached)
Bob showed pictures of pitting/blistering that Afton has seen on two of
their matrix tests. Bob commented that the blistering seems to correspond with
ring wear and that the blistering has been seen to some degree at all labs. SwRI
was asked to look at their hardware from tests run at 80 and 90 deg C intake
manifold temperature to see if there is a difference in the amount of
blistering. A sub-group was formed to further study this issue. Bob will chair
the group and members include the test labs and Ken Goshorn of
Mack/Volvo.
Next Meeting
A definite date meeting was not
set.
Regards,
Jeff Clark
Staff Engineer
ASTM Test Monitoring Center
6555 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
412-365-1032
412-848-8843 (cell)
jac@astmtmc.cmu.edu
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