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Natural frequency of two different materials in one system
Basically there is a steel pipe. Composite part will be overmolded on the steel pipe to connect both parts instead of using bolts. Then connected parts will be assembled to the system with the connection interface on the composite part. Since truck is exposed to harsh vibration due to rough road...- mecmert
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- Forum: Mechanical Acoustics/Vibration engineering
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Natural frequency of two different materials in one system
Thanks for your reply JXB0809. Do you think whether mounted parts should have similar natural frequencies separately? Or does not it make any sense?- mecmert
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- Forum: Mechanical Acoustics/Vibration engineering
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Natural frequency of two different materials in one system
Hi all, I am working on a truck part which consists of one composite and one steel hollow part. I have the critical range of vibration frequency and I am able to calculate the frequency of steel part. However, composite part will be designed and mounted to the steel part. Therefore, I try to get...- mecmert
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