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مدل سازی ارتعاشات پیچشی میل لنگ و طراحی جاذب ارتعاشات پیچشی
دورعلی، لاله Durali, Laaleh
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مدل سازی ارتعاشات پیچشی میل لنگ و طراحی جاذب ارتعاشات پیچشی
پدیدآور اصلی :
دورعلی، لاله Durali, Laaleh
ناشر :
صنعتی شریف
سال انتشار :
1389
موضوع ها :
ارتعاش پیچشی Torsional Vibration میل لنگ Crankshaft میراگر پیچشی Torsional Damper جاذب...
شماره راهنما :
58-40749
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Laaleh Durali-Final.pdf
Introduction
(13)
Review of related concepts and literature
(16)
Internal combustion engine
(16)
The reciprocating piston engine
(17)
Engine operating cycle
(18)
Engine components
(21)
Torsional vibration in crankshaft
(25)
Torsional vibration damper
(28)
Different types of torsional vibration damper
(28)
Rubber dampers
(29)
Viscous dampers
(30)
Pendulum damper
(32)
Review of previous works
(34)
Construction of the Engine Model
(37)
Specification of EF7 engine
(37)
Engine geometrical properties
(37)
Engine operation pressure diagram
(39)
Engine friction
(42)
Journal bearing friction
(43)
Piston assembly friction
(44)
Crankshaft representation
(46)
Torsional stiffness
(47)
Crankshaft modal analysis
(48)
Modeling the engine
(49)
Engine model using gas pressure as input
(50)
Engine Model in absence of TVD using force as input
(54)
Engine model with TVD
(66)
Mathematical model for torsional stiffness
(72)
Calculations and Results
(75)
Rubber thickness variation effect on torsional stiffness
(75)
Shear modulus variation effect on torsional stiffness
(77)
Comparison of torsional stiffness from FEM and analytical model
(78)
Crankshaft behavior in absence of TVD
(78)
Crankshaft behavior in the presence of TVD
(82)
Other parameters to be considered
(87)
The generated power within the rubber
(87)
The permissible dissipated power
(87)
Maximum Shear Stress and Deformation
(89)
Experiments and validation of the results
(91)
Crank Torsional Vibration Apparatus
(91)
Other Experiments
(95)
Modal Analysis of the Part
(96)
Modal analysis of the test part
(99)
Frequency response of the test part in forced vibration
(101)
Conclusions and Future Works
(104)