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Crankshaft types

CRANKSHAFT TYPES :

Crankshaft can be of four types :-

a. Fully built crankshaft:- Various parts  of this crankshaft is shrink fitted .

b. Semi-built crankshaft:- Various parts such as crank throw and pin are of single piece case.

c. Welded crankshaft:- webs , crankpin and half journals are welded together.

d. Flanged coupling crankshaft:- these are of two pieces and joined together by flanged coupling .

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