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Torsional Vibration in Power Lines of Farm Machinery
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Studies of the causes of torsional vibration in implement and tractor combinations have produced definite rules for design which have eliminated torsional vibration or reduced it to acceptable proportions. There are cases where the natural torsional frequency of the system must be altered to reduce the effect of a forcing frequency. This paper discusses both types and presents means for selecting a suitable powerline stiffness when natural torsional frequency of the system must be altered. When powerline stiffness change is necessary, stiffness is usually decreased. Means of decreasing powerline stiffness, as well as the problems encountered, are considered.
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Wood, K., "Torsional Vibration in Power Lines of Farm Machinery," SAE Technical Paper 630324, 1963, https://doi.org/10.4271/630324.Also In
References
- Thomson W. T. “Mechanical Vibrations,” 2nd ed. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1958