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Secondary engine balance 3

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Deividas

Automotive
Dec 14, 2014
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Hi! I can't understand, why seconadary forces are 2x per revolution? why from 0deg to 90deg secondary force curve goes down, and from 90deg to 180deg curve goes up? can someone explain?
 
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Should be "the frequency of each sine wave is a multiple of the fundamental frequency"

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