Automotive vibration
Automotive vibration
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Folks I'm new to the automotive business but not to defense. I was taught that, for example, propeller-driven craft will always have structure-born vibration that is typically 40Hz or below. So any time I had to design something that went on a ship I would ensure that nothing in the design had a natural frequency of 40Hz or below.
But I don't know about automotive. Are there any rules of thumb or "pearls of wisdom" about frequency ranges automotive equipment should avoid due to engine- and road-induced vibration?
TIA for your valuable input!
But I don't know about automotive. Are there any rules of thumb or "pearls of wisdom" about frequency ranges automotive equipment should avoid due to engine- and road-induced vibration?
TIA for your valuable input!
Tunalover





RE: Automotive vibration
Humans in autos are way less tolerant of body vibration ISO 2631-1 Mechanical Vibration and Shock - Evaluation of Human Exposure to Whole-Body Vibration covers that
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RE: Automotive vibration
However you won't be getting mine, it is not mine to give away.
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