Derivation of Cam Function to Suppress the Surging of Non-damped Valve Spring from the Simulation of 2DOF Bead-spring-chain System

To reduce surging of a valve spring in a reciprocal engine, we design cam functions that simultaneously damp two natural frequencies of the spring by modeling it into a series undamped 2DOF bead-spring-chain system. The cam functions are defined from a finite-time-settling function termed vibration...

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Published inTransaction of Japan Society of Spring Engineers Vol. 2023; no. 68; pp. 69 - 75
Main Authors KOTAKE, Shigeo, HIBINO, Shohei
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
Published Tokyo Japan Society of Spring Engineers 31.03.2023
Japan Science and Technology Agency
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ISSN0385-6917
1348-1479
1348-1479
DOI10.5346/trbane.2023.69

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Summary:To reduce surging of a valve spring in a reciprocal engine, we design cam functions that simultaneously damp two natural frequencies of the spring by modeling it into a series undamped 2DOF bead-spring-chain system. The cam functions are defined from a finite-time-settling function termed vibration manipulation function (VMF), which consists of half-integer trigonal functions in an arbitrary rising time. The obtained analytical conditions of the valve spring decide specific rising times of the cam. In simulations, we ascertained simultaneous suppression of the residual vibrations of two natural frequencies during translational motions of the 2DOF valve spring lifted with a designed two-dwell cam.
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ISSN:0385-6917
1348-1479
1348-1479
DOI:10.5346/trbane.2023.69