Influence of dynamic vibration damper in a dual-mass flywheel on the load of vehicle transmission links
Dual-mass flywheels (DMFs) are designed to absorb torque fluctuations generated by an internal combustion engine (ICE) and protect transmission links from overload. However, absorbing torque fluctuations from the ICE, their elastic elements are subjected to intense cyclic loading. In this regard, we hypothesized the possibility of reducing the impact of torque fluctuations of the ICE on the drive links and elastic elements of the DMF by using a dynamic vibration damper mounted in the secondary mass of the DMF.