The Master's Thesis is focused on a design of motorcycle two-stroke combustion engine. This single cylinder engine of a stroke volume of 50 ccm is based on a geometry of an existing engine of Blata company that has a stroke volume of 40 ccm. The newly designed engine contains some parts that are used in 40 ccm engine as well. This thesis contains a proposal of production technology of a cylinder as well as an analysis of actuating forces on crankshaft mechanism and solidity control of a piston and piston-rod.

A content of this diploma thesis is construction design of torsional vibration rubber damper of four-stroke diesel supercharged engine. It` s realized evaluation of crankshaft from aspect of torsional vibrations and checked mechanical stress of crankshaft without using rubber damper. Consequently basic parameters of rubber damper are specified, then checked mechanical stress of crankshaft and designed own construction design of damper.

The purpose of this thesis is design of five-cylinder in-line diesel engine with rubber dumper, with given main parameters, powerstrain design, balancing inertia forces and its moments, modal analysis, calculation of torsion vibrations and design of rubber dumper.

The aim of this work is to design the crankshaft fork unconventional six-cylinder with offset pivots, the torque balance, modal analysis, vibration analysis of torsional and torsional vibration damper design, stress analysis using FEM.

The aim of this thesis is to design a powertrain of unconvential V-6 diesel engine with balancing shift with angel of cylinders’s axis 90 degrees and crank pin ofset of 30 degrees. The thesis provides an analysis of balance of inertial forces and their moments, layout of counterbalances on crankshaft and balancing shaft. It also provides a layout of discrete model of torsional cranksaft mechanism and layout of rubber damper of torsional oscillations.

The purpose of this work is design of a five-cylinder in-line diesel engine with the given initial parameters. The work will be analyzed by balancing the engine, remove the effects of unbalanced masses by the unbalance of the crankshaft and separate balancing unit. It will also be analyzed driveline torsion vibration, followed by reducing the effects of torsion vibration by using rubber torsion vibration dampers. At the conclusion will be modal and stress analysis of the crankshaft using the FEM program.

The purpose of this thesis is design an unconventional powertrain V-6 engine with cylinder opening lines offset 90 degrees and 30 degrees of crank pin offset. It is an analysis of the balance of the crank mechanism, proposed unbalance, build a model of discrete torsion system, design of viscous torsional vibration damper, compares the results of the calculation of strength without crankshaft damper and with damper.

This master’s thesis describes design and comparison of three variants of the crankshaft in-line diesel engine for commercial vehicles. The work focuses on working with programs for 3D modelling and analysis proposed models, to be able to work under difficult conditions. Part of this work is a computational modal and strength analysis.

The purpose of this thesis is two-cylinder in-line four stroke petrol engine design based on input parameters. The work consists of different variations of designed crankshaft balancing and balancing unit. Calculation method of torsion vibration and crankshaft fatigue failure solution based on stress analysis are included.

The aim of this master’s thesis was to define force progression in crank-type mechanism from the set parameters of the cylindrical unit. Furthermore, the design of the possible balance of this crank-type mechanism with one balancing shaft was realized. The calculations of torsional vibration and stress analyses of the designed crank-type mechanism were realized too.