Abstract: The present application provides a journal bearing assembly for use with a rotor shaft of a turbine engine. The journal bearing assembly may include an outer shell, an internal oil feed port on a first side of the outer shell, an external oil feed port on a second side of the outer shell, and a connecting bore in communication with the internal oil feed port and the external oil feed port.

Abstract: The present application provides a journal bearing assembly for use with a rotor shaft of a turbine engine. The journal bearing assembly may include an outer shell, an internal oil feed port on a first side of the outer shell, an external oil feed port on a second side of the outer shell, and a connecting bore in communication with the internal oil feed port and the external oil feed port.

Abstract: A method for aligning an inner shell of a turbine assembly with an outer shell of the turbine assembly along a transverse centerline of the turbine assembly perpendicular to an axial centerline of the turbine assembly includes positioning a first gib key assembly with respect to the transverse centerline. The first gib key assembly is connected to a first end surface of the inner shell to form a first groove within the first gib key assembly. A projection formed on a first end of the outer shell mateably engages the first groove formed within the first gib key assembly to align the inner shell with the outer shell along the transverse centerline.

Abstract: A robust fastener locking device (10, 20) prevents loosening of a fastener (F) used to attach to two parts (P1, P2) together. A plate (12, 22) fits against a part and abuts against at least two adjacent sides (S1, S2) of the part. The plate has an opening (14, 24) therein sized for a bolt to be inserted through the opening with the head of the bolt, or the nut (N) bearing against the plate when the fastener is secured in place. A portion of the plate adjacent the opening is deformable about the fastener after the fastener is secured in place to prevent subsequent rotation of the fastener which would loosen the fastener. In one embodiment, tabs (30a-30c) are formed adjacent the opening and can be bent about the portion of the fastener. The tab is broken off if the fastener needs to be removed, but the locking device can be reused.