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Acoustical Quality Control, Specifically Various Gear Wheels and Electrical Motors
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Abstract
The following describes a structure-borne noise measuring technology that is successful as an acoustical quality control for serial test.
There are 2 examples for very efficient applications:
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Already in 1981 the first full automatically working test decices have been installed. Since then more than 30 million step wheels for car gears were tested by this procedure.The rolling noise is judged by limit values with exact adjustable conditions.
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The first “selfteaching”, computer-controlled electronics for electrical motors is working till today. Since 1985 the electrical and acoustical values of more than 10 million fans are tested automatically, whereby the tact rate per 2 fans amounts to 10 s.
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Gaertner, D., "Acoustical Quality Control, Specifically Various Gear Wheels and Electrical Motors," SAE Technical Paper 960190, 1996, https://doi.org/10.4271/960190.Also In
Advances in Component Designs for Noise and Vibration Control
Number: SP-1147; Published: 1996-02-01
Number: SP-1147; Published: 1996-02-01
References
- Gärtner, D.H Structure-borne-noise measurement of combustion motors 87 28 10 1977 Germany
- Better than the human ear 1992 July/August 1992 ISSN 0724-1070
- Recognizing of noise sources 1995 March 1992 ISSN 0724-1070