Function of Crank Shaft
what is function of crankshaft? and what application of this?
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saravanan4The main function of crank shaft is conversion of reciprocating motion into rotary motion . The piston reciprocates due to heat developed inside the engine, this motion is turned into rotary by crank shaft, it transmit the power developed in the engine that is indicated power to the flywheel, the flywheel serves as a energy reservoir, the end of crank shaft will be connected to cam shaft that is push rod and rocker arm to operate the opening and closing of inlet and exhaust valves
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jaspal rautelai am not understand that the function of crankshaft?
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zaveri
it is the heart of the engine.jaspal rautelai am not understand that the function of crankshaft?
it receives the power from the piston and makes it available to the end user of the engine in the form of rotational motion, and torque. -
nagusrirama
in this process pressure is developed and this pressure moves the piston downsaravanan4The main function of crank shaft is conversion of reciprocating motion into rotary motion . The piston reciprocates due to heat developed inside the engine, this motion is turned into rotary by crank shaft, it transmit the power developed in the engine that is indicated power to the flywheel, the flywheel serves as a energy reservoir, the end of crank shaft will be connected to cam shaft that is push rod and rocker arm to operate the opening and closing of inlet and exhaust valves -
nibhanifunction of crankshaft is to convert reciprocating motion of connecting rod in to roatary motion...u can see it cleary in the model of i.c engine..
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zaveri
it is not the reciprocating motion of the connecting rod, but the piston.nibhanifunction of crankshaft is to convert reciprocating motion of connecting rod in to roatary motion...u can see it cleary in the model of i.c engine..
as for the connecting rod, only one third of its length, starting from the piston-pin end, executes reciprocating motion. the remaining two-thirds of its length rotates. -
nibhaniok...zaveriit is not the reciprocating motion of the connecting rod, but the piston.
as for the connecting rod, only one third of its length, starting from the piston-pin end, executes reciprocating motion. the remaining two-thirds of its length rotates. -
nibhani
ok i got it...but genrally we say that the motion of connecting rod is reciprocating..but u r also right...nibhaniok... -
dhananjay pathak
its main function is to transmission of the rotations of crank to wheels of the automobile through gear box.jaspal rautelawhat is function of crankshaft? and what application of this? -
piyusheddiejaspal rautelawhat is function of crankshaft? and what application of this?
Jaspal
In ordinary words, the main function of crankshaft is to convert up n down or too n fro (reciprocating motion) motion of piston into the rotary motion so that we can turn the wheels. Moreover crankshaft also helps in balancing the engine with he help of weights. The crank is connected to the piston with the connecting rod in between. Rotary motion of crank provides power to transmission unit (gearbox) wid the help of clutch or fluid coupling (torque convertor on automatic transmission) further which gives power to wheels wid the help of drive shafts. -
John John
i don't understood the function
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