Resonance identification in hydraulic cylinder piston position s

Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves

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324633, 324635, 324636, 324644, 92 5R, 91 1, 91361, G01R 2704

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ABSTRACT:
The ability to be able to identify, distinguish and verify a lock onto harmonic frequency signals in the oil of a hydraulic cylinder using a ratio between consecutively detected harmonics. The identification is useful in providing early and reliable harmonic resonance "lock on" and the ability to "lock on" to a particular order harmonic resonance.

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