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To go through details, the fluid inside the EH engine mount is circulating between one big upper chamber and one small lower chamber through a small channel between the two chambers, with the existence of a small hole permitting air to enter.
Below 1100 RPM, the fluid stays in the top chamber due to week vibrations, in addition to that, the air hole stays opened letting the air to circulate which gives the engine mount a soft reactivity and makes it absorb the high frequency vibrations.
Above 1100 RPM, the air hole becomes blocked which makes the liquid inside the engine mount unable to circulate and gives the hydraulic engine mount a stiff reactivity towards the low frequency vibrations. |