1. Mechanical sources of permanent excitation
The connecting rod exerts a cyclic force on the crankshaft crankpin, the tangential component of which gives a torque C that can be broken down into a Cp component due to the action of the pressure on the piston and a Ci component due to the quantities of acceleration of the connecting rod and piston. We have :C = Cp + Ci
For a constant crankshaft speed Ω expressed in radians per second, we can calculate the periods τ of the two components of the total torque. We obtain :
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Mechanical sources of permanent excitation