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Noise analysis in Gear Box
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GregLocock
Automotive
Because
(1)the customer hears noise, doesn't feel vibration
(2) at the frequency of interest typically problems are acoustically transmitted, not structurally
(3) it is a lot easier to measure noise than to measure vibration, and then calculate the noise from that.
any other suggestions? Cheers
Greg Locock
(1)the customer hears noise, doesn't feel vibration
(2) at the frequency of interest typically problems are acoustically transmitted, not structurally
(3) it is a lot easier to measure noise than to measure vibration, and then calculate the noise from that.
any other suggestions? Cheers
Greg Locock
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