Structure for mounting dynamic damper on rotary shaft and rotary shaft equipped with dynamic damper
AssigneeTokai Rubber Industries, Ltd.
InventorsKeishi HATANAKA, Naohito Kuwayama
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AssigneeTokai Rubber Industries, Ltd.
InventorsKeishi HATANAKA, Naohito Kuwayama
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A structure for mounting a dynamic damper on a rotary shaft is disclosed. The dynamic damper comprises a mass member having a center of gravity at a position deviated from the axial center thereof toward a first end of axially opposite ends, and a first and second elastic support members which elastically support the mass member and allow the mass member to be relatively displaced. The mass member is mounted on the rotary shaft by fixing the first and second elastic support members to the rotary shaft, such that an axial first section having the center of gravity of the mass member is located closer to the position of the loop of the bending vibration on the rotary shaft than an axial second section, whereby the dynamic damper is mounted on the rotary shaft.
A structure for mounting a dynamic damper on a rotary shaft, the dynamic damper comprising (i) a mass member with a cylindrical shape mounted on the rotary shaft where vibration is occurred, and (ii) a first and second elastic support members respectively formed on axially opposite end portions of the mass member with a predetermined axial distance therebetween to elastically support the mass member and allow the mass member to be relatively displaced while the mass member is mounted on the rotary shaft, the dynamic damper being mounted on the rotary shaft, such that an axial center of the mass member is spaced axially apart from a position of a loop of the bending vibration on the rotary shaft,
A rotary shaft equipped with a dynamic damper, the dynamic damper comprising (i) a mass member with a cylindrical shape mounted on the rotary shaft where vibration is occurred, and (ii) a first and second elastic support members respectively formed on axially opposite end portions of the mass member with a predetermined axial distance therebetween to elastically support the mass member and allow the mass member to be relatively displaced while the mass member is mounted on the rotary shaft, the dynamic damper being mounted on the rotary shaft, such that an axial center of the mass member is spaced axially apart from a position of a loop of the bending vibration on the rotary shaft,
A method for mounting a dynamic damper on a rotary shaft, comprising the step of:
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