Crankshafts without torsional vibration resonance

Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Cranks and wrist pins

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74604, F16C 304

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050073060

ABSTRACT:
A crankshaft used in piston engines has vibration and noise level normally associated therewith substantially reduced. The natural frequencies of torsional vibration of individual cranks are made unequal by making main journals of different outside diameters.

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