CFM56-5B No 3 Bearing Review for Alitalia
**** Hidden Message ***** CFM56-5B No 3 Bearing Review for Alitalia<BR>Pete Gruber<BR>CFM56 Product Support Engineering<BR>October 3, 2002<BR>CFM56 No. 3 Ball Bearing Experience<BR>• No 3 Bearing Reliability<BR>– CFM56-5B Reliability<BR>– CFM56-7B Reliability<BR>• CFM56 Ball Cracking/Spalling<BR>– Winsted Non-Tumbled Population<BR>• CFM56 Bearing Skidding Investigation<BR>• ESN 575-175 UER Findings<BR>• ESN 779-129 IFSD Investigation<BR>• Summary<BR>CFM56 No. 3 Ball Bearing Reliability<BR>September 2001 thru August 2002<BR>Summary of #3 Bearing failure rates on all CFM56 Engine programs<BR>No. 3 Bearing reliability staying at the same level over last 1-2 years<BR>2001-2002 Bearing Failure Modes:<BR>• CFM56-3 Hard Particle Contamination<BR>– Control Program in place to control IFSD’s per S/B 72-923<BR>• Ball Residual Tensile Stress - Ball Cracking<BR>– UER’s from ball cracking - Corrective Actions Implemented<BR>• Ball Spalling - Other Manufacturers and Lots<BR>• Ball Skidding – Recently observed on –5B/-7B<BR>UER's IFSD's Hours UER Rate IFSD Rate<BR>CFM56-2A 0 0 0.123 0.000 0.000<BR>CFM56-2B 1 0 0.747 1.339 0.000<BR>CFM56-2C 0 0 0.321 0.000 0.000<BR>CFM56-3 8 3 9.484 0.844 0.316<BR>CFM56-5A 0 0 2.359 0.000 0.000<BR>CFM56-5B 4 1 2.674 1.496 0.374<BR>CFM56-5C 2 0 3.433 0.583 0.000<BR>CFM56-7 3 1 5.915 0.507 0.169<BR>Total 18 5 25.057 0.718 0.200<BR>Note: Rates are per Million Engine Flight Hours<BR>Continued good reliability<BR>Last UER was in June, 1996<BR>Recent events under investigation<BR>Overall excellent reliability<BR>M50 Bearing<BR>Recent UER’s – 2 of 3 were Alitalia<BR>– Two caught via Electronic Chip Detector<BR>• Both of these failures show signs of skidding<BR>– One Failure was an IFSD<BR>• Failure investigation in progress<BR>CFM56-5B No. 3 Ball Bearing Reliability<BR>CFM56-5B No. 3 Ball Bearing Reliability<BR>12 Month Rolling Average<BR>0.000<BR>0.500<BR>1.000<BR>1.500<BR>2.000<BR>2.500<BR>3.000<BR>J-98<BR>M-98<BR>M-98<BR>J-98<BR>S-98<BR>N-98<BR>J-99<BR>M-99<BR>M-99<BR>J-99<BR>S-99<BR>N-99<BR>J-00<BR>M-00<BR>M-00<BR>J-00<BR>S-00<BR>N-00<BR>J-01<BR>M-01<BR>M-01<BR>J-01<BR>S-01<BR>N-01<BR>J-02<BR>M-02<BR>M-02<BR>J-02<BR>Date<BR>Failure Rate (Events per Million EFH)<BR>UER Rate<BR>IFSD Rate<BR>EIS March, 1994.<BR>No bearing failures prior to January, 1998<BR>Current UER Rate - 1.518 UERs/MEFH<BR>Current IFSD Rate - 0.379 IFSDs/MEFH<BR>12 Total Bearing Failures in 8.59<BR>MEFH/5.51 MEFC since Entry into Service<BR>IFSD Rate is Improving<BR>Have experienced failures from different<BR>failure modes<BR>– Ball Cracking - Residual Tensile Stress<BR>– Single Ball Spall - Root Cause not<BR>determined<BR>– Ball Skidding - Very recent finding<BR>CFM56-5B Failures since EIS<BR>Engineering Team working to understand recent ball skidding experience<BR>Event Date<BR>Prod<BR>or<BR>O/H ESN Customer<BR>IF SD<BR>UER<BR>Brg<BR>TSN<BR>Brg<BR>TSV Bearing P/N Brg S/N<BR>Engine<BR>Delivery<BR>Date Last MCDI Oil Type<BR>Win sted<BR>Po p u latio n<BR>Investigation Findings<BR>8-Feb-98 Prod 779-273 Leisure Air X X 3051 3051 1460M52P03 FCAA6326 May-97 28 Hours No No Root Cause Established<BR>3-Feb-99 Prod 779-375China Eastern X 1792 1792 1460M52P03 FCAB1135 Jun-98 ECD Mobil Jet 2 Yes Residual Stress<BR>12-Jun-00 Prod 779-465 US Air X X 4610 4610 1460M52P03 FCAB3909 Mar-99 ECD 2380 Yes No Root Cause Established<BR>14-Nov-00 Prod 779-682 US Air X 2640 2640 1460M52P03 FCAB7702 Feb-00 ECD 2380 Yes Residual Stress<BR>5-Feb-01 Prod 779-513 Iberia X X 4095 4095 1665M98P02 MDAGJ573 May-99 ECD Mobil Jet 2 No No Root Cause Established<BR>20-Jul-01 Prod 779-573 US Air X X 3826 3826 1460M52P03 FCAB5476 Aug-99 ECD Visual 2380 Yes No Root Cause Established<BR>25-Jul-01 Prod 779-721 Air Jamaica X 3621 3621 1460M52P03 FCAB8097 May-00 ECD Yes Residual Stress<BR>11-Aug-01 Prod 779-968 Sabena X 2155 2155 1460M52P03 FCAB9910 Oct-00 ECD Mobil Jet 2 No Ball Crack<BR>22-Dec-01 Prod 779-740 Air 2000 X 1732 1732 1460M52P03 FCAB8104 May-00 ECD Yes Residual Stress<BR>3-Apr-02 Prod 575-175 Alitalia X 1318 1318 1665M98P02 MDAJC205 May-02 ECD No Ball Skidding<BR>11-Jun-02 Prod 575-902 Finnair X 916 916 1665M98P02 MDAJN696 Jan-02 ECD No Ball Skidding<BR>30-Jul-02 O/H 779-129 Alitalia X X 3612 3612 1460M52P03 FBGE3623 N/A ECD No NEED TO CONFIRM #3 as ROOT CAUSE<BR>Three low time failures<BR>– Two caught via Magnetic Chip Detector<BR>• One UER show signs of skidding<BR>• One UER for M50 – Single Ball Spall<BR>– Not from Winsted Non-Tumbled Population<BR>– One Failure was an IFSD<BR>• Failure investigation in progress<BR>• Strong evidence shows advanced stages of<BR>skidding<BR>CFM56-7B No. 3 Ball Bearing Reliability<BR>Overall No 3 Bearing Reliability excellent<BR>5 Total Bearing Failures in 14.96 MEFH/7.80<BR>MEFC since EIS<BR>Recently experienced ball skidding on two<BR>events – Currently under investigation<BR>Recent CFM56-7B Failures<BR>Engineering Team working to understand recent ball skidding experience<BR>0.000<BR>0.250<BR>0.500<BR>0.750<BR>1.000<BR>J-01<BR>F-01<BR>M-01<BR>A-01<BR>M-01<BR>J-01<BR>J-01<BR>A-01<BR>S-01<BR>O-01<BR>N-01<BR>D-01<BR>J-02<BR>F-02<BR>M-02<BR>A-02<BR>M-02<BR>J-02<BR>J-02<BR>A-02<BR>Date Quantity of #<BR>3<BR>Bearing Failures/MEFH<BR>CFM56-7B No. 3 Ball Bearing Reliability<BR>12 Month Rolling Average<BR>Current UER Rate - 0.507 UERs/MEFH<BR>Current IFSD Rate - 0.169 IFSDs/MEFH<BR>UER<BR>IFSD<BR>Event Date ESN Cust<BR>IFSD<BR>UER<BR>Brg<BR>TSN Last MCDI Oil Type<BR>Winsted<BR>Population<BR>Investigation Findings<BR>17-Dec-01 877-205 Korean X X 3262 424H/377C 2380 No Ball Skidding<BR>1-May-02 889-331 GOL X 3136 Normal MCD Insp Aeroshell 560 No Ball Skidding<BR>5-Jun-02 877-419 Ryan Air X 5527 Normal MCD Insp Mobil Jet 254 No<BR>Single Ball Spall w ith Ball<BR>Crack - Root Cause under<BR>Investigation<BR>37 36<BR>28<BR>32<BR>62<BR>85<BR>113<BR>131<BR>97 99<BR>95<BR>80<BR>18 17<BR>13<BR>7 7<BR>1 3<BR>0<BR>0<BR>20<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>100<BR>120<BR>140<BR>1000<BR>2000<BR>3000<BR>4000<BR>5000<BR>6000<BR>7000<BR>8000<BR>9000<BR>10000<BR>11000<BR>12000<BR>13000<BR>14000<BR>15000<BR>16000<BR>17000<BR>18000<BR>19000<BR>20000<BR>Time Since New (Hours) Quantityof EngineswithWinstedNon-TumbledBearings<BR>.00%<BR>10.00%<BR>20.00%<BR>30.00%<BR>40.00%<BR>50.00%<BR>60.00%<BR>70.00%<BR>80.00%<BR>90.00%<BR>100.00%<BR>Distribution of Winsted Non-Tumbled Ball Population vs<BR>Cumulative Percentage of Winsted Ball Cracking<BR>Cumulative Percentageof Bearing Failures<BR>Frequency<BR>Cumulative %<BR>• The CFM56 engine program has had<BR>eight UER’s for Ball Cracking due to a<BR>change in the manufacturing process -<BR>Non-Tumbled Balls<BR>– Detected via MCD inspection and resulted<BR>in UER’s (no IFSD’s)<BR>– Ball Cracking is due to Residual Tensile<BR>Stress on the surface of the ball<BR>• Last Winsted UER in December 2001<BR>CFM56 No. 3 Ball Bearing Reliability<BR>Ball Residual Tensile Stress<BR>Winsted<BR>Non-<BR>Tumbled<BR>Bearings<BR>Cumulative<BR>MEFH<BR>IFSD<BR>(all)<BR>UER<BR>(Residual<BR>Stress)<BR>UER<BR>(Other<BR>Causes) Total<BR>CFM56-3 125 1.03 1 4 8 12<BR>CFM56-5A 60 0.49 0 0 0 0<BR>CFM56-5B 221 1.47 2 4 2 6<BR>CFM56-5C 88 1.01 2 0 3 3<BR>CFM56-7B 467 3.32 1 0 2 2<BR>Total 961 7.33 6 8 15 23<BR>Current population of Winsted Non-Tumbled Ball Bearings<BR>Fleet Status as of 9-17-02<BR>77% greater than 6000 hours<BR>• Ball Cracking caused by High Tensile Residual<BR>Stress<BR>– Process Change at Winsted Ball Mfg Co. 4Q, 1996<BR>– 1018 Bearings Total - ~960 still in revenue service<BR>• Corrective Actions Implemented<BR>– Residual Stress Specification Implemented 12/00<BR>– Heat Treat and Improved Tumbling Process are now VSE<BR>controlled at all vendors<BR>• Weibull analysis supports Infant Mortality<BR>Failure Mode<BR>– ~88% of all failures occur in first 6000 hours<BR>– ~80% are greater than 6000 hours TSN<BR>• Ball spalls propagate slowly due to random<BR>tracking nature of the ball<BR>Normal MCD Inspections aarreeaaddeeqquuaatteettoopprreevveennttIIFFSSDD’’ss<BR>• CFM56-5B 575-175 was removed for material found<BR>on MCD in April’02<BR>• Investigation showed damage consistent with skidding<BR>• CFM56-5B 575-902 showed same type distress<BR>• Two CFM56-7B bearings have shown similar distress<BR>• One CFM56-5A operator found skidding damage in ’96<BR>• No root cause determined, no CFM56 finding since<BR>Action Plan<BR>Team launched to investigate recent failures due to skidding<BR>Field Events<BR>Skidding Description<BR>Background<BR>Team Launched to Determine Root Cause<BR>• TOPS8D initiated<BR>• Field failure teardown investigation<BR>• Assess operator flight operational experience<BR>• Evaluate bearing condition at overhaul shops<BR>• Review rotor thrust and design configuration changes<BR>• All bearings experience slip between the balls and<BR>inner race. High slip rates occur at/near crossover<BR>• Skidding damage occurs when there is metal-to-metal<BR>contact when the bearing is experiencing a high slip<BR>rate<BR>CFM56 No. 3 Ball Bearing Skidding<BR>Event Date<BR>Eng<BR>Mod ESN Customer<BR>IFSD<BR>UER<BR>Brg TSN<BR>Engine<BR>Delivery<BR>Date Last MCDI Oil Type<BR>Investigation<BR>Findings<BR>17-Dec-01 7B 877-205 Korean X X 3262 Jan-00 424H/377C 2380 Ball Skidding<BR>3-Apr-02 5B 575-175 Alitalia X 1318 May-02 ECD Ball Skidding<BR>1-May-02 7B 889-331 GOL X 3136 May-02 Normal MCD Insp Aeroshell 560 Ball Skidding<BR>11-Jun-02 5B 575-902 Finnair X 916 Jan-02 ECD Ball Skidding<BR>• Event Date: 4/3/2002<BR>• Engine Serial Number: 575175<BR>• Engine Delivery Date: 5/1/2001<BR>• AC Tail No: I-BIKF<BR>• Pos: 2<BR>• Narrative: ALITALIA HAS RECEIVED TODAY RESULTS FROM THEIR LAB.<BR>MATERIAL IDENTIFIED IS M50NIL, FAILURE OF 63 ROLLER BEARING IS NOW<BR>SUSPECTED.<BR>• ETSN: 1329<BR>• ECSN: 684<BR>• AIRLINE: EUROFLY<BR>• Aircraft: A320<BR>• Model Code: 5B<BR>• Model Series: B4/P<BR>• Thrust: 027000<BR>• Shop Visit Number: 01<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 575-175 Investigation<BR>Event Report<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 575-175 Investigation<BR>Metallurgical Findings<BR>Introduction<BR>A 3B bearing from a CFM56-5B operated by Alitalia was removed from service after chip indications were observed<BR>on the electronic chip detector. The bearing (P/N: 1665M98P02 and S/N: MDAJC205) had accumulated 1318 hours<BR>and 679 cycles since new. Figure 1 shows the location of the failure and the bearing in the as-received condition.<BR>Conclusions<BR>Root cause of the failure of the 3B bearing from Alitalia was believed to be the result of skidding damage. White<BR>layer was also found on the aft inner race and on the balls further supporting skidding.<BR>Hard particle contamination in the form of aluminum oxide and silicon oxide was also observed along the inside<BR>wear path of the cage pockets. Silver and tungsten carbide contaminants were found within a spalled area on the aft<BR>inner raceway. The deposited silver can possibly be attributed the silver plating of the cage pockets and the<BR>tungsten carbide could possibly arise from the tungsten carbide coated journals on the FWD shaft. The detected<BR>hard particle contamination would also tend to worsen the spalling damage.<BR>Hardness, case depth, and microstructure for all bearing components conformed to the requirements set by the<BR>engineering drawing.<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 575-175 Investigation<BR>Hardware Condition<BR>Photographs showing distress to the outer raceway. A band of distress was observed along the entire circumference of the raceway<BR>that was interrupted by spalation patches.<BR>No 3 Bearing Outer Race<BR>No 3 Bearing Balls/Cage<BR>Banding on the Balls<BR>Fwd Inner race of bearing<BR>showed band of light distress<BR>• Event Date: 7/30/2002<BR>• Engine Serial Number: 779129<BR>• AC Tail No: I-BIXO<BR>• Pos: 2<BR>• IFSD: E<BR>• Narrative: DURING APPROACH ENG 2 ECAM WARNING OIL LOW PRESSURE WAS DISP LAYED.<BR>GROUND MAINTENANCE REPORTED PARICULES ON MCD BEARING No.3 SUSPECTED. ENGINE<BR>SENT TO LHT FOR INVEST<BR>• ETSN: 14374<BR>• ECSN: 9474<BR>• AIRLINE: ALITALIA<BR>• Aircraft: A321-100<BR>• Model Code: 5B<BR>• Model Series: B2<BR>• Thrust: 031000<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 779-129 Investigation<BR>Event Report<BR>• No ECD issues on engine prior to the IFSD (no chips on ECD)<BR>ECD reported as operational at time of failure/subsequent shop visit<BR>• No 3 Bearing on this engine was installed at last shop visit in December, 1999<BR>Alitalia CFM56-5B ESN 779-129<BR>IFSD 7-30-2002<BR>0<BR>20<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>100<BR>120<BR>140<BR>1 20 39 58 77 96 115 134 153 172 191 210 229 248 267 286 305 324 343 362 381 400 419 438 457 476 495<BR>0<BR>500<BR>1000<BR>1500<BR>2000<BR>2500<BR>3000<BR>3500<BR>4000<BR>4500<BR>N21<BR>N22<BR>OILP1<BR>OILP2<BR>OILT1<BR>OILT2<BR>OILQ1<BR>OILQ2<BR>ALT<BR>Shutdown at 260<BR>Oil Pressure Drop of 6-8 PSI ~ 60 Seconds prior to IFSD<BR>Oil Temp Increase ~ 30-40 degrees C<BR>corresponding with oil P drop<BR>Oil Quantity remains constant throughout<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 779-129 Investigation (cont)<BR>DFDR Data from event<BR>Working to understand why oil pressure loss 60 seconds before IFSD<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 779-129 Investigation (cont)<BR>Hardware condition<BR>Forward Oil Nozzle Aft Oil Nozzle No 3 Bearing – Balls and Cage<BR>Engine sent to LH for repair – Confirmed No 3 Bearing Failure<BR>• Oil Nozzles damaged from failure (Normal condition)<BR>• No 3 Bearing heavily damaged – Cage ruptured in multiple locations<BR>• Hardware condition noted – very little metallurgically to determine root cause<BR>• Lubrication Unit returned to vendor for investigation – heavily damaged<BR>• CFM has requested Scavenge and Supply oil filters for analysis – not available<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 779-129 Investigation (cont)<BR>Hardware condition – IGB Assembly<BR>Spring Housing shows abnormal oil/heat Forward Oil Nozzle location<BR>pattern in area of oil nozzle<BR>CFM56-5B ESN 779-129 Investigation (cont)<BR>Hardware condition – No 3 Brg installed in Spring Housing<BR>Outer Race Heavily Damaged<BR>Spring Housing<BR>• Non-Tumbled Ball Issue has driven reliability in the past<BR>– Expect this issue to lessen with time - Infant Mortality Mode<BR>• Ball Skidding new issue on the CFM56–7B/-5B engine program<BR>– Engineering Investigation Team Currently Investigating for Root Cause<BR>• Two Alitalia No 3 Bearing Failures in 2002<BR>– Investigation reveals skidding on UER , unknown cause on IFSD<BR>– Investigation continuing – Requesting flight data from customers experiencing<BR>skidding distress on their bearings<BR>• CFM will keep operators informed of findings as they become available<BR>CFM56 No. 3 Ball Bearing Reliability<BR>Summary<BR>CFM56 No 3 Bearing RReelliiaabbiilliittyyEExxcceelllleenntt :victory: :victory: CFM56-5B No 3 Bearing Review for Alitalia
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