1983-11-07

Experiments on the Coupling and Transmission Behavior of Crankshaft Torsional Bending and Longitudinal Vibrations in High Speed Engines 830882

The coupling behavior of the torsional, bending, and longitudinal vibrations in the crankshaft is described. The incidental excitation forces under crankshaft torsional vibration due to reciprocating and rotating masses are derived theoretically. Experiments on the coupling behavior of the crankshaft vibrations and the excitation behavior in the engine structure were performed in a four-cylinder automotive engine; their results are discussed.

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