Which risk dramatically escalates when internal bending in an engine's crankshaft oscillates near its natural frequency?

💡 Explanation

Torsional resonance occurs because fluctuating torque causes the crankshaft to oscillate; therefore, when this frequency matches the crankshaft's natural frequency, resonance amplifies stress, leading to fatigue failure, rather than smooth operation or damping.

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