3. Elastic shaft line vibration

The shaft line consists of the pulley, crankshaft and flywheel. In the mid-frequency range, we find flywheel bending modes and shaft line torsion modes. These generate significant force amplifications compared to the theory used in [BM2773] (see figure 15 ). These phenomena cannot be ignored.

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