Balancer device of engine and motorcycle
AssigneeSuzuki Motor Corporation
InventorsKohei Tsukamoto, Shintaro Yagi, Tomoyuki Oda
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Abstract
There is provided a balancer device of an engine. The balancer device is configured to reduce rotation vibrations of the engine. A crankshaft is disposed on a mating surface of a crank case divided into an upper case and a lower case. A balancer shaft is disposed below the crankshaft. A balancer housing accommodates therein the balancer shaft. The balancer shaft is disposed on a mating surface between the lower case and the balancer housing.
Claims9
A balancer device of an engine, configured to reduce rotation vibrations of the engine, the balancer device comprising:
- a crankshaft disposed on a mating surface of a crank case divided into an upper case and a lower case;
- a balancer shaft disposed below the crankshaft;
- and
- a balancer housing accommodating therein the balancer shaft,
- wherein the balancer shaft is disposed on a mating surface between the lower case and the balancer housing, and
- wherein the balancer shaft is disposed at an opposite side to a side stand configured to support a vehicle body with respect to the right-left direction.
A balancer device of an engine, configured to reduce rotation vibrations of the engine, the balancer device comprising:
- a crank case having an opening at a side thereof;
- a crankshaft disposed in the crank case;
- a balancer shaft disposed below the crankshaft;
- a clutch cover attached to cover the opening of the crank case;
- and
- a balancer housing accommodating therein the balancer shaft,
- wherein
- at least a part of the balancer shaft is positioned within the opening such that the part of the balancer is visible through the opening as seen in an orthographic side view from the outside of the engine in a state where the clutch cover is detached from the crank case,
- a bearing configured to support the balancer shaft is positioned at an inner side of the opening of the crank case, as seen from a side of the engine, and
- the bearing is formed by the crank case and the balancer housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.