2012
DOI: 10.2478/v10012-012-0042-2
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The effect of liquid temperature and viscosity on the amplitude-frequency characteristics of a viscotic torsion damper

Abstract: The article discusses causes of the appearance of transverse, longitudinal and torsional crankshaft vibrations in multi-cylinder internal combustion engines. Particular attention is paid to the torsional vibration which is the most severe threat to engine crankshafts. Damping methods making use of torsion dampers are presented. With the reference to viscotic dampers, problems with their damping efficiency are discussed in the context of viscosity changes of the damping liquid. The arti… Show more

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“…Existing studies have not taken into account the problem that the internal temperature of MR-TVA will rise and its performance will decrease when designing a torsional vibration absorber, nor do they consider the importance of MR-TVA's response speed to engine torsional vibration damping. It should be known that the temperature rise of the torsional vibration absorber in operation is quite large [28], while the magnetorheological fluid has a high sensitivity to temperature, which greatly reduces its working performance in a high-temperature environment, thereby greatly weakening the vibration damping effect of MR-TVA [29,30]. Additionally, since the heat provided by the coil accounts for a considerable part of the heat generated by the shock absorber, it is necessary to optimize the MR-TVA magnetic circuit structure to achieve the same damping effect at a smaller current to reduce the heat generated by the coil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existing studies have not taken into account the problem that the internal temperature of MR-TVA will rise and its performance will decrease when designing a torsional vibration absorber, nor do they consider the importance of MR-TVA's response speed to engine torsional vibration damping. It should be known that the temperature rise of the torsional vibration absorber in operation is quite large [28], while the magnetorheological fluid has a high sensitivity to temperature, which greatly reduces its working performance in a high-temperature environment, thereby greatly weakening the vibration damping effect of MR-TVA [29,30]. Additionally, since the heat provided by the coil accounts for a considerable part of the heat generated by the shock absorber, it is necessary to optimize the MR-TVA magnetic circuit structure to achieve the same damping effect at a smaller current to reduce the heat generated by the coil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scholars and researchers have carried out some theoretical research on the related factors that affect the vibration characteristics of shock absorber [8][9] . Based on calculating and analyzing the torsional vibration of the multicylinder internal combustion engine, Homik W et al [10] further discussed the change law of the vibration damping efficiency of the shock absorber when the damping viscosity changes. WANG M S et al [11] established a torsional vibration simulation method based on dynamic equilibrium by analyzing the internal relation between the working condition, damping coefficient, viscosity and temperature of silicone oil damper.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, there are many studies on the temperature analysis of viscous fluid torsional vibration dampers and magnetorheological rotary dampers. Homik et al proposed a thermal fluid dynamics model for viscous torsional vibration dampers and investigated the effect of temperature and viscosity variations of the damping fluid inside the torsional vibration damper on the efficiency of the torsional vibration damper (Homik, 2012;Homik et al, 2021). Venczel et al developed a two-dimensional thermal calculation program based on the finite difference method, analyzed the heat transfer process inside silicone oil dampers, and developed a temperature and shear rate-dependent viscosity model for the silicone fluid (Venczel and Veress.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%