Finite Element Analysis of the Motorcycle Engine Connecting Rod
Yun Jing Jiao, Man Qun Lin, Xiu Yan Zhai, Mei Na Ji
Abstract
Yun Jing Jiao, Man Qun Lin, Xiu Yan Zhai, Mei Na Ji
Abstract
The internal combustion engine should be enlarged the cylinder diameter for the Power requirements. In order to ensure the engine to work normally, it is needed to compute the strength of the connecting rod. Through adopting ANSYS software, the three-dimensional computational model is constructed, and the stress analysis is carried out. We can learn the stress field of process of deformation. Through calculation the stress and strength of connecting rod are derived. Using the stress which was calculated from ANSYS we can decide the Safety of connecting rod. In general, the analysis is meaningful to optimize the design of connecting rod.
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The internal combustion engine should be enlarged the cylinder diameter for the Power requirements. In order to ensure the engine to work normally, it is needed to compute the strength of the connecting rod. Through adopting ANSYS software, the three-dimensional computational model is constructed, and the stress analysis is carried out. We can learn the stress field of process of deformation. Through calculation the stress and strength of connecting rod are derived. Using the stress which was calculated from ANSYS we can decide the Safety of connecting rod. In general, the analysis is meaningful to optimize the design of connecting rod.
Key concepts: Connecting rod, Finite element method, Stress (linguistics), Structural engineering, Deformation (meteorology), Cylinder, Engineering, Stress field