MULTI-BODY DYNAMICS SIMULATION FOR A CRANKSHAFT SYSTEM BASED ON VIRTUAL PROTOTYPE TECHNOLOGY
Bangchun Wen
Abstract
Bangchun Wen
Abstract
Based on virtual prototype technology and the dynamics theory of flexible multi-body systems, a virtual prototype model is created and studied by using CAD, FEA and mechanical system simulation. The model includes a flexible crankshaft and the other rigid parts rotating with it together. The interaction force between components can be determined by flexible multi-body dynamics analysis of the crankshaft system under the real working condition, and the real-time kinetics response of the crankshaft during a working cycle can be obtained. It will be a foundation for crankshaft optimal design.
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Based on virtual prototype technology and the dynamics theory of flexible multi-body systems, a virtual prototype model is created and studied by using CAD, FEA and mechanical system simulation. The model includes a flexible crankshaft and the other rigid parts rotating with it together. The interaction force between components can be determined by flexible multi-body dynamics analysis of the crankshaft system under the real working condition, and the real-time kinetics response of the crankshaft during a working cycle can be obtained. It will be a foundation for crankshaft optimal design.
Key concepts: Crankshaft, Dynamics (music), Virtual prototyping, System dynamics, Engineering, CAD, Computer science, Finite element method