SAE Technical Paper Series 2001
DOI: 10.4271/2001-01-1594
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Efficient Engine Models Using Recursive Formulation of Multibody Dynamics

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“…The analysis of liquid dynamics and optimization design First of all, using conventional non-linear bearing connection for rapid calculation got the main bearing load changing with engine speeds, as shown in figure 4. From that, the fourth main bearing load at 4000r/min is max, therefore, convert the fourth main bearings to EHD bearing and take the detailed friction calculation under this speed [5]. The optimization scheme is also based on crankshaft speed for 4000 r/min on the fourth main bearing.…”
Section: Oil Membrane Coupling Model Of Liquid Dynamics and The Bound...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analysis of liquid dynamics and optimization design First of all, using conventional non-linear bearing connection for rapid calculation got the main bearing load changing with engine speeds, as shown in figure 4. From that, the fourth main bearing load at 4000r/min is max, therefore, convert the fourth main bearings to EHD bearing and take the detailed friction calculation under this speed [5]. The optimization scheme is also based on crankshaft speed for 4000 r/min on the fourth main bearing.…”
Section: Oil Membrane Coupling Model Of Liquid Dynamics and The Bound...mentioning
confidence: 99%