A connecting rod is the mechanical link between the piston and the crankshaft. By design, connecting rods convert vertical motion into rotary motion, eventually yielding torque at the flywheel. By ...
A connecting rod may be the most stressed component within an engine—absorbing compressive loads and resisting centrifugal forces during each crank revolution. When considering how robust a connecting ...
ABSTRACT A connecting rod made of titanium alloy is effective for lower fuel consumption and higher power output comparing to a steel one because the titanium connecting rod enables to reduce the ...
SAE Transactions, Vol. 113, Section 3: JOURNAL OF ENGINES (2004), pp. 1633-1638 (6 pages) The influence of big-end bore fretting on connecting rod fatigue fracture is investigated. A finite element ...
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