Article | REF: BM5122 V1

Torsional rotor dynamics - Distribution of inertia and stiffness

Author: Henri BLANC

Publication date: April 10, 2000

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4. Modeling a bent section

A cranked section is usually encountered when modeling a crankshaft, which is broken down into successive sections. These usually comprise a crankpin, the two connecting arms and the two journal halves (figure 16 ).

4.1 Calculating the torsional rigidity of elbows

Two types of analysis are possible. The first uses the finite element method and requires volume meshing. This involves a considerable modeling effort. The second uses the British International Combustion Engine Research Association (BICERA) [1] method, which is applicable to all crankshaft shapes. This is the most accurate of the...

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