Engine mounting structure for reducing vibration
AssigneeHyundai Motor Company
InventorYong Joo Kim
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is an engine mounting structure for reducing vibration. In particular, an engine having a mass is mounted to a damper pulley or a drive plate thereof to form an outer balancer. A roll mount is positioned on a virtual yaw axis after the virtual yaw axis is set in the engine, and an engine mount is mounted to one end of a virtual torque roll axis after the virtual torque roll axis is set in the engine. Furthermore, a transmission mount is mounted to the other end of the virtual torque roll axis. Therefore, the mounts are mounted to the engine to reduce vibration at the time of idle vibration, thereby making it possible to improve NHV performance of a vehicle and increase salability and driving convenience of a driver.
Claims5
An engine mounting structure for reducing vibration, comprising:
- an engine having a mass mounted to a damper pulley or a drive plate thereof to form an outer balancer;
- a roll mount positioned on a virtual yaw axis after the virtual yaw axis is set in the engine;
- an engine mount mounted to one end of a virtual torque roll axis after the virtual torque roll axis is set in the engine;
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- a transmission mount mounted to the other end of the virtual torque roll axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.