Crankshaft Friction

Crankshaft Friction is a mechanical loss phenomenon within internal combustion engines, specifically denoting the frictional resistance arising from the rotational motion of the crankshaft within its main bearings and connecting rod journals due to hydrodynamic, boundary, and mixed lubrication conditions.

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    Anthony Paul Roskilly

    Newcastle University, United Kingdom

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    Masaaki Takiguchi

    Musashi University, Japan

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    P. J. Shayler

    University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

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    Shizuo Yagi

    Honda (Japan), Japan

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    Karim Aliakbari

    Technical and Vocational University, Iran

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