Measuring and testing – Vibration – Sensing apparatus
Patent
1997-10-31
1999-09-21
Chapman, John E.
Measuring and testing
Vibration
Sensing apparatus
73660, 701111, G01M 1302
Patent
active
059556749
ABSTRACT:
A diagnostic driveline vibration analyzing tool for measuring and characterizing the torsional vibration of a rotating component such as a transmission output shaft in a vehicle driveline. An electronic control unit and sensor cooperate to measure speed fluctuations occurring between the passing of adjacent teeth of a rotating gear. These time measurements are then filtered using an order tracked pass band filter to isolate frequencies of interest the results of which are then used to calculate a total torsional energy level by taking the root mean square of the filtered signal over a predetermined period of time. The total torsional energy level is then compared to a predetermined maximum amplitude and if the total torsional level exceeds this predetermined maximum amplitude then the operator is notified through a display device.
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McGovern Kevin M.
Slicker James M.
St. John Don K.
Totten David S.
Chapman John E.
Eaton Corporation
Gordon Howard D.
Uthoff Jr. Loren H.
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