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In one type of large bore MC engines with high cylinder numbers, we have experienced longitudinal vi...

In one type of large bore MC engines with high cylinder numbers, we have experienced longitudinal
vibrations of exhaust receiver of a magnitude that caused local overstressing around the fixed supports.
Measurements revealed that the vibrations were caused by gas pulsation inside the receiver at a frequency,
which, at certain engine speeds, coincided with the natural frequency of the mechanical vibrations of the
receiver. The problems were solved by redesigning the receiver and its supports, so as to change the natural
frequency. The fixed support for the exhaust receiver was modified from our single spring plate type to a
double spring plate type. The double spring plate type reduces the local deformation of the receiver and
because of the greater rigidity, also the natural frequency of the support is increased.

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