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News Release from: Schaeffler (UK) | Subject: Engine systems
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 09 January 2007

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Catalogue contains information on engine systems and components, including tappets, belt and chain drive systems, variable camshaft timing systems and crosshead valve train components.

Schaeffler Group Automotive has launched a new, 75-page "Engine systems" catalogue, which contains information on all of the company's engine systems and components, including mechanical and hydraulic tappets, belt drive systems, chain drive systems, variable camshaft timing systems and crosshead valve train components Today, Schaeffler Group develops and manufactures components and systems for valve trains, primary drives, ancillary drives and variable camshaft timing systems, in countries such as Brazil, France, the UK, Germany, the USA, Romania, the Slovak Republic and the emerging markets of China and Korea

The focus at the company is on the continuous improvement and development of more "intelligent" valve train systems.

Today, demands on intelligent valve trains include reduced noise levels, reduced friction, reduced exhaust emissions and reduced fuel consumption.

The overall objective when developing valve train systems is therefore to design with reduced mass but increased stiffness.

Schaeffler Automotive's approach is therefore to use the latest analysis and simulation software, including kinematics and kinetic calculations, FEA, topological optimisation and dynamic simulation.

For example, in order to verify the design of a rocker arm valve train, the company analyses the dynamic behaviour with the aid of an equivalent multibody system. Request a free brochure from Schaeffler (UK) ...

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