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2020•Transactions of the Korean Society for Noise and Vibration EngineeringRequires access

Research for Improvement of Flexible Rotor Vibration Criteria in MIL-STD-167-1A

Yong‐Hoon Kim, Hyung-Suk Han, Soohong Jeon, Cheongwon Lee

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MIL-STD-167-1A is a test method standard for mechanical vibrations of shipboard equipment. This standard classifies vibration into two types which are Type I environmental vibration and Type II internally excited vibration. This study is focused only on the Type II internally excited vibration. Type II further classifies its vibratory criteria into two types, that is, which are Rigid rotor vibration and Flexible rotor vibration. Rigid rotor

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MIL-STD-167-1A is a test method standard for mechanical vibrations of shipboard equipment. This standard classifies vibration into two types which are Type I environmental vibration and Type II internally excited vibration. This study is focused only on the Type II internally excited vibration. Type II further classifies its vibratory criteria into two types, that is, which are Rigid rotor vibration and Flexible rotor vibration. Rigid rotor

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MIL-STD-167-1A is a test method standard for mechanical vibrations of shipboard equipment. This standard classifies vibration into two types which are Type I environmental vibration and Type II internally excited vibration. This study is focused only on the Type II internally excited vibration. Type II further classifies its vibratory criteria into two types, that is, which are Rigid rotor vibration and Flexible rotor vibration. Rigid rotor

Key concepts: Vibration, Rotor (electric), Structural engineering, Engineering, Rigid rotor, Acoustics, Mechanical engineering, Physics

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