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Structural form of engine suspension mount

袁春凤 (Tiffany)
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Structural form of engine suspension mount

In the design of engine mount, the purpose of mount, such as the quality of support and limited displacement, must be fully considered, and the reasonable shape must be chosen. There are three basic types of mounting: compression, shearing and tilting (see figure below).(Thanks for the help and support of Chongqing Feilong Jiangli Auto Parts technical department)

If the displacement of the power assembly is too large, the total power cost will be caused, or the intake and exhaust system, control mechanism, pipeline, wiring and other peripheral parts will be damaged. At the same time, the mounting cushion is easy to damage. For this reason, suspension stiffness must be limited from overhanging structure 1, plus larger displacement. For example, when a car is accelerating or turning, the inertia force generated by the power assembly may cause a greater displacement of the power assembly. In order to limit the displacement of power assembly, it is necessary to design rigid suspension, that is, large stiffness suspension cushion 2, nonlinear and variable stiffness suspension structure, in order to reduce the vibration caused by small exciting force and limit the large vibration displacement when large exciting force. For example, the engine output torque is small when the car stops idling, or when the car runs at a constant speed. At this time, the lower stiffness of the suspended cushion should be designed to effectively isolate vibration. But in the fast start, the reaction force of the driving torque is very large, which can make the power assembly produce greater vibration. In addition, when the vehicle is running on uneven road surface, with the large ups and downs of the whole vehicle, the dynamic assembly also produces great up and down inertia. At this time, the stiffness of the suspension cushion is increased, which can effectively limit the vibration and position of the power assembly. Shift

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