Testing Equipment Location on Springing Base Plate

Ondřej Kohl; Lubomír Pešík

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.827.95

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 827Testing Equipment Location on Springing Base Plate

Testing Equipment Location on Springing Base Plate

Abstract:

When is the hydropulser running, is a source of broad-band vibrations. Removing these unfavourable influences, which act negatively on environment and especially on human beings, is by an elastic support possible. Rubber or air springs are inserted between the frame of the hydropulser and the floor. Under these conditions, the transmission of vibration transferred to the floor declines according to values of natural frequencies. In this paper are discussed two possibilities of base plate (base) support. Especially using of air springs shows high efficiency of vibration insulation springing base

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 827)

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95-98

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February 2016

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Ondřej Kohl, Lubomír Pešík*

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Air Springs, Base Plates, Hydropulses, Vibration, Vibration Minimization

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