Category: OEM
Selecting an Isolator: Mounting Strategies/Analysis Methodology
The system analysis methodology is crucial for vibration isolator performance, particularly in engines. Engineers analyze components like attachments, transmissions, gearboxes, and mounting systems, gathering comprehensive data including weights, locations, and specifications. This data creates an engine analysis model, enabling static and dynamic analyses to select appropriate mounts and achieve optimal vibration isolation for increased machine…
Sandwich Mount Selection Considerations
Sandwich mounts, combining rubber elastomers and metal, are essential for vibration isolation and shock reduction across multiple industries. These versatile components come in various materials, including natural rubber, neoprene, silicone, and specialized polymers, each offering different capabilities for temperature resistance, environmental protection, and vibration damping based on specific application requirements.
A Comprehensive Guide for OEMs on Identifying and Correcting Engine Mount Failure in Industrial Vehicles
Engine mounts are crucial components in industrial vehicles, absorbing vibrations and ensuring stability. Signs of failure include increased vibrations, unusual noises, misalignment, and performance issues. Proper identification, correction, and potential redesign are essential when components are upgraded or replaced, requiring careful consideration of weight, vibration, and thermal factors.
Achieving Peak Performance: Optimizing Vibration Isolation Across Frequency Ranges with Rubber Mounts
The article explores optimizing vibration isolation using rubber mounts across different frequency ranges. It discusses key factors like material selection, resonance frequency, dynamic stiffness, and dampening characteristics, highlighting their importance in automotive, machinery, and defense applications for enhancing performance and safety.
RPM Presents: What is the Future of OHEV
Video 6 in a 6 video OHEV series. Mike McNeil, RPM’s Vice President, discusses his take on the future of off-highway electric vehicles and what he finds exciting about the gradual transition from a fossil-fueled-based economy to a more renewable side.
RPM Presents: Unique Challenges When Protecting OHEV
Video 5 in a 6 video OHEV series. Electric vehicles have a lot more electronic components, which also means a lot more sensors that allow the vehicle to operate. Learn the ways they are treated differently to avoid the shock and vibration of the external environment.