Article | REF: BM2610 V1

Reduction at source of V-type Diesel engines’ vibrations

Author: Béchir MOKDAD

Publication date: April 10, 2018, Review date: October 23, 2020

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5. Axial crankshaft dynamics

The final aspect that concerns the range of engines in question, as well as their long crankshafts, is axial vibration . In internal combustion engines, quasi-static torsional and bending loads resulting from combustion and inertial forces are superimposed on dynamic loads caused by torsional, bending and axial vibrations. Unlike the calculation of shaft line torsion, the axial and bending...

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