Abstract: An apparatus for damping of a flywheel, which is configured so that a second mass may rotate in a direction for offsetting torsional vibration of an engine transmitted to a first mass through a damping spring. The apparatus includes: guides disposed between damping springs and guiding the damping springs extending/contracting in a rotational direction by a damping operation; and a third mass arranged coaxially with the second mass, with one end connected to the guide, and relatively rotating in a direction for offsetting torsional vibration of the engine transmitted to the second mass.

Abstract: An apparatus for damping of a flywheel, which is configured so that a second mass may rotate in a direction for offsetting torsional vibration of an engine transmitted to a first mass through a damping spring. The apparatus includes: guides disposed between damping springs and guiding the damping springs extending/contracting in a rotational direction by a damping operation; and a third mass arranged coaxially with the second mass, with one end connected to the guide, and relatively rotating in a direction for offsetting torsional vibration of the engine transmitted to the second mass.

Abstract: An apparatus for damping a flywheel includes a drive plate integrally connected to a crankshaft. A flywheel is connected to receive a rotating force from the drive plate through planetary gearing, and is mounted to rotate relative to the crankshaft. A rigidity imparting means is disposed on a path along which a rotating force is transferred between the drive plate and the flywheel. A mass body is provided on the flywheel, and is configured to perform relative rotation in a direction that offsets a torsional vibration of an engine transmitted to the flywheel.

Abstract: A fuel control system and fuel control method of gasoline direct injection engine can improve noise vibration harshness (NVH) by preventing fuel from flowing backward into a low pressure pump by determining whether the ignition of the engine is turned off and maintaining the operation of an inlet valve of a high pressure pump for a predetermined time when the ignition of the engine is determined to be turned off.

Abstract: A method of reducing rattle noise of a vehicle may include a coasting driving determination step of determining whether the vehicle is coasting, a fuel-in condition determination step of repeating the coasting driving determination step until a fuel-in condition is met when current RPM of an engine at a time at which it is determined that the vehicle is coasting is at least higher than fuel-in RPM of the engine, a minimum fuel-in step of performing a minimum fuel-in operation of supplying a minimum controllable unit of fuel when, at the fuel-in condition determination step, it is determined that the fuel-in condition is met, and a fuel-in repetition step of repeating the minimum fuel-in step a predetermined reference number of times within a range in which an angular acceleration amplitude increase rate of the engine does not exceed a predetermined reference increase rate by the minimum fuel-in operation.

Abstract: A method for controlling a clutch of an automatic transmission for improvement of fuel efficiency may include determining whether external driving conditions of a vehicle meets coasting conditions, determining a clutch slip control time and an amount of clutch slip torque according to internal driving conditions of the vehicle, performing slip control on a clutch that works at each step of the automatic transmission using the determined clutch slip control time and torque, wherein an engine brake torque transmitted to a final output shaft of the automatic transmission may be reduced.

Abstract: An inertia incremental apparatus for a flywheel of an engine, may include a drive plate integrally connected to a crankshaft, a flywheel rotatably connected to the camshaft, receiving a rotational force from the drive plate through a planetary gear set, and rotating relatively to the crankshaft, and a stiffness-providing unit disposed on a path of transmitting the rotational force from the drive plate to the flywheel.

Abstract: An input shaft damper (ISD) of a transmission, may include an inertia body assembly relatively rotatably mounted on an input shaft of the transmission, and a planetary gear set mounted on the input shaft so as to receive and increase a rotational force of the input shaft and output an increased rotational force to the inertial body assembly.

Abstract: A damper apparatus for an input shaft of a transmission, may include a flywheel having a reception space in which a inertial body may be provided so as to be rotatable relative to the flywheel, the input shaft extending into the reception space of the flywheel, and an inertial body assembly slidably coupled to the input shaft so as to provide rotational inertial force to the input shaft, the inertial body assembly being disposed in the reception space.

Abstract: It is possible to prevent mounting performance from being deteriorated due to an increase in length of a transmission by mounting an inertia body not on the input shaft of the transmission and can effectively suppress rattling of the transmission by effectively reducing rotational vibration of the input shaft of the transmission, using 2-cylinder and 3-cylinder engines, down-speeding, or Cylinder Deactivation (CDA).

Abstract: An apparatus for damping of a flywheel, which is configured so that a second mass may rotate in a direction for offsetting torsional vibration of an engine transmitted to a first mass through a damping spring. The apparatus includes: guides disposed between damping springs and guiding the damping springs extending/contracting in a rotational direction by a damping operation; and a third mass arranged coaxially with the second mass, with one end connected to the guide, and relatively rotating in a direction for offsetting torsional vibration of the engine transmitted to the second mass.

Abstract: A shaft damper of a transmission is provided to improve an NVH characteristic such as rattle noise of a transmission by effectively reducing target resonance as a problem in whole rpm ranges by adding a structure to minimize one resonance and additionally reduce the resonance with respect the other resonance between two resonances while converting the target resonance as the problem into two divided resonances by mounting a structure which applies inertia to an input shaft or an output shaft, a counter shaft, or a PTO shaft of the transmission.

Abstract: A fuel control system and fuel control method of gasoline direct injection engine can improve noise vibration harshness (NVH) by preventing fuel from flowing backward into a low pressure pump by determining whether the ignition of the engine is turned off and maintaining the operation of an inlet valve of a high pressure pump for a predetermined time when the ignition of the engine is determined to be turned off.

Abstract: A flywheel apparatus of an engine may include a primary wheel that receives a rotational force from the engine and has an integral ring gear, a secondary wheel that has a sun gear disposed coaxially with the ring gear, a carrier to which each rotary shaft of a plurality of planetary gears may be connected, the planetary gears being engaged between the integral ring gear and the sun gear, and a damping member elastically engaging between the carrier and the secondary wheel and providing an elastic force to the carrier during relative rotation between the carrier and the secondary wheel.

Abstract: An apparatus for damping a flywheel includes a drive plate integrally connected to a crankshaft A flywheel is connected to receive a rotating force from the drive plate through planetary gearing, and is mounted to rotate relative to the crankshaft. A rigidity imparting means is disposed on a path along which a rotating force is transferred between the drive plate and the flywheel. A mass body is provided on the flywheel, and is configured to perform relative rotation in a direction that offsets a torsional vibration of an engine transmitted to the flywheel.

Abstract: A damper apparatus for an input shaft of a transmission, may include a flywheel having a reception space in which a inertial body may be provided so as to be rotatable relative to the flywheel, the input shaft extending into the reception space of the flywheel, and an inertial body assembly slidably coupled to the input shaft so as to provide rotational inertial force to the input shaft, the inertial body assembly being disposed in the reception space.

Abstract: A flywheel apparatus of an engine may include a primary wheel that receives a rotational force from the engine and has an integral ring gear, a secondary wheel that has a sun gear disposed coaxially with the ring gear, a carrier to which each rotary shaft of a plurality of planetary gears may be connected, the planetary gears being engaged between the integral ring gear and the sun gear, and a damping member elastically engaging between the carrier and the secondary wheel and providing an elastic force to the carrier during relative rotation between the carrier and the secondary wheel.

Abstract: An inertia incremental apparatus for a flywheel of an engine, may include a drive plate integrally connected to a crankshaft, a flywheel rotatably connected to the camshaft, receiving a rotational force from the drive plate through a planetary gear set, and rotating relatively to the crankshaft, and a stiffness-providing unit disposed on a path of transmitting the rotational force from the drive plate to the flywheel.

Abstract: An inertia incremental apparatus for a flywheel of an engine is provided to improve NVH performance of a vehicle driving system as well as rotary vibration generated from a crankshaft of the engine by remarkably increasing inertial force of the flywheel of the engine while occupying a relatively small volume and a relatively small weight to assure quiet and safe operability and ride comfort of a vehicle.

Abstract: A method for controlling a clutch of an automatic transmission for improvement of fuel efficiency may include determining whether external driving conditions of a vehicle meets coasting conditions, determining a clutch slip control time and an amount of clutch slip torque according to internal driving conditions of the vehicle, performing slip control on a clutch that works at each step of the automatic transmission using the determined clutch slip control time and torque, wherein an engine brake torque transmitted to a final output shaft of the automatic transmission may be reduced.