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Interior Noise Prediction Process for Heavy Equipment Cabs
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This paper is concerned with the prediction and experimental verification of the interior noise of cabs used on construction, highway, and farm equipment. The typical heavy equipment cab is totally enclosed and partially lined with absorbing materials but is much stiffer and more massive than automobile passenger compartments. The process to analyze a construction cab is explained in detail. Selected results are also presented to show the value of the method.
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Seybert, A., Hu, T., Herrin, D., and Ballinger, R., "Interior Noise Prediction Process for Heavy Equipment Cabs," SAE Technical Paper 971955, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/971955.Also In
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