DocumentCode
864305
Title
A torsional vibration measurement system
Author
Wang, Peishuh ; Davies, Patricia ; Starkey, John M. ; Routson, Richard L.
Author_Institution
Ray W. Herrick Lab., West Lafayette, IN, USA
Volume
41
Issue
6
fYear
1992
fDate
12/1/1992 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
803
Lastpage
807
Abstract
At the development stage of automobile construction, many power-train configurations may be considered. Due to complicated coupling mechanisms, the natural frequencies of the combined system are difficult to predict. It is therefore necessary to run tests on automotive subsystems under realistic operating conditions. To fully understand the dynamic behavior, a study of both torsional and translational motions along the driveshaft is necessary. The computerised torsional measurement system described has been designed to measure translational and torsional motion simultaneously at points along a rotating shaft. It overcomes the drawbacks of existing systems that measure torsional vibrations, which are either expensive, require shaft modifications, or do not account for the coupling between torsional and translational motions
Keywords
automobiles; computerised instrumentation; fibre optic sensors; vibration measurement; angular velocity; automobile construction; automotive subsystems; computerised instrumentation; coupling mechanisms; driveshaft; dynamic behavior; natural frequencies; optical probe; power-train; rotating shaft; simultaneous measurement; torsional vibration measurement; translational motions; translational torsional measurement; Automotive engineering; Motion analysis; Motion measurement; Rotation measurement; Shafts; Strain measurement; Testing; Transducers; Vehicle dynamics; Vibration measurement;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Instrumentation and Measurement, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9456
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/19.199411
Filename
199411
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