The Study of the Rotor Dynamic Balance Caculation for Engine

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The paper analyzes the rotor imbalance of cooling fan for the engine, and come to influence coefficient per unit quality. Fan imbalance in the rotor will cause severe vibration of the fan and its supporting equipment. We can easy count the practice balancer cooling fan rotor. This method is very simple.

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December 2012

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