Tulenov A.T., Gorskaya
N.A., Seydaliev N.T., Svanova D.B., Gorskiy P.S.
M. Auezov South
Kazakhstan State University
Shymkent, Republic of
Kazakhstan
Influence of climatic and road conditions of south regions of Kazakhstan
upon the work of motor transport
Standards of maintenance
and car- repairing are of considerable
importance for implementation of
reliability laid in car- making with minimum expenses in exploitation that consider
influence of exploitation conditions.
The creation of such
standards is possible on the basis of statistical reliable data about
exploitation of automobiles with various intensities and under different
climatic and road conditions.
With the purpose of data
collection about influence of climatic and road conditions upon the work of
automobiles there arose necessity of organization under control exploitation of
lorries-dump trucks KamAZ in the highway engineering of south regions of
Kazakhstan.
It is well-known that
road dust penetrates into the engine when automobile moves which is the main
reason of abrasive-mechanical weariness. The percentage of weariness from dust
penetrating varies from 33, 9% to 78% [1].
Air dust, that
automobile causes going along different roads, can be fluctuated from 1 to 1000
mg/m3 and higher. In
average, when automobile goes along the asphalt-paved road, the content of dust
in air is about 15 mg/m3 in summer conditions, and it is to 6000
mg/m3 when automobile goes along the dirt road. About 13g of dust penetrates into the engine
of ZMZ-53 in 8 hours of continuous movement of the automobile with air dust 50
mg/m3 and the degree of air purification by air filter 98%. It is
determined by the researches that diesel KamAZ-740 breaks down completely
within 20 hours because of its main components weariness, if it operated on the
oil with 250g of dust additive. In order to have 250g of dust in oil of engine,
it is enough to refuel system from slop pail that is kept in the body of
automobile.
Weariness of components
of cylinder-reciprocating groups of engines was examined under tougher
conditions of exploitation on the work of automobile in open pits with the high
rate of air dust [2]. Under such circumstances the intensity of cylinder weariness
can be reached catastrophic sizes. Two engines of GAS-53 broke down on the work
of automobiles in Kyzyl-Orda open pits because of completely components
weariness of cylinder-reciprocating groups after 12 000 km mileage with
average weariness intensity of cylinder sleeves 24 mkm to each 1000km of mileage.
At the same time in open
pits with lower dust loading, in spite of tougher conditions of engines, the
cylinders weariness intensity is considerably lower. On the exploitation of lorries
ZIL-MMZ-555 in different open pits of Moscow region weariness intensity of
cylinder sleeves was about 1,4-3,7mkm to 1000km of mileage.
Hot climate zone of
Kazakhstan is characterized by high air temperature, smaller duration of period
with temperature lower than 00C, lower relative moisture, big
density of solar radiation, presence of gale and dust storm where exploited
under control group of lorries.
In dry summer months on
the roads, that do not have hard covering, in calm periods the concentration of
dust reaches 1,5-2g/m3 on the movement of lorries with close spacing
between them.
In areas of alkali soil
in road dust is considerable concentration of salt that causes intensified
corrosion of components besides abrasive tear and wear.
Main climatic parameters
of some typical populated areas of Kazakhstan are given in Table 1, and in Table
2 is radiation rate of zone, where under control group of transport is
exploited.
Table 1
Main climatic
parameters of populated areas of Republic of Kazakhstan
|
Populated areas |
Exterior air
temperature |
Average speed movement
of air in the hottest month, m/s |
Period duration with
temperature lower than 00C, a day |
Average month relative
moisture of air in the hottest month,% |
|
|
Absolute |
The hottest months
average |
||||
|
Almaty |
42 |
30,8 |
2,2 |
113 |
35 |
|
Aktobinsk |
42 |
29,3 |
3,9 |
157 |
35 |
|
Ak-kydyk |
47 |
35,7 |
3,1 |
- |
- |
|
Betpak- Dala |
46 |
33,4 |
4,5 |
- |
- |
|
Atiray |
45 |
31,5 |
4,8 |
129 |
33 |
|
Taraz |
44 |
29,9 |
2,8 |
105 |
30 |
|
Kyzyl-Kym |
46 |
36,8 |
4,4 |
- |
- |
|
Kyzyl-Orda |
46 |
33,4 |
4,0 |
121 |
23 |
|
Turkestan |
46 |
36,2 |
4,4 |
67 |
17 |
|
Arkalik |
43 |
30,8 |
4,5 |
154 |
32 |
|
Uralsk |
42 |
29,7 |
4,0 |
152 |
37 |
|
Shymkent |
46 |
34,1 |
3,5 |
91 |
21 |
|
Chardara |
47 |
37,4 |
3,0 |
- |
17 |
Table 2
Radiation rate of zone
of transport exploitation
|
Months |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
V |
VI |
VII |
VIII |
IX |
X |
XI |
XII |
|
Solar radiation,
kal/cm2 |
4180 |
5430 |
8370 |
12940 |
15720 |
13520 |
20190 |
18240 |
13710 |
9020 |
5560 |
3860 |
In this way exploitation
of vehicles in south regions of Kazakhstan is taking place under unfavorable climatic
conditions about what the distribution diagram of cylinder weariness of engines
is evidence (fig 1, fig 2, fig 3, fig 4) and exposure of numerical sense that
characterize technical-operational index in concrete exploitation conditions is
of great practical interest.
Figure 1 Weariness of
engine cylinder sleeves ZIL-130
Figure 2 Weariness of
engine cylinder sleeves YaMZ-236
Figure 3 Weariness of
engine cylinder sleeves KamAZ-740
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