Designing rubber mounts for vibration reduction

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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  • @SlowRiderDucati
    @SlowRiderDucati 4 года назад +2

    Julian great channel. I like your measurement based results. You have highlighted a large issue in today's world where mist people rely on computer models and use rules of thumb in the incorrect regimes. It is common in all fields. Keep up the great work.

  • @TheCameltotem
    @TheCameltotem 2 года назад

    I got my 80/20 simracing rig with a transducer setup making a lot of vibrations. This is just what I needed, even though you probably didnt intended for. Thanks!!

    • @JulianEdgar
      @JulianEdgar  2 года назад

      Glad it helped!

    • @LaurentVanderdonck
      @LaurentVanderdonck Год назад

      Hahaha i'm here for the same reason mate !
      Thanks Julian for the video, that's what I (or we) was looking for.

  • @JackSmith-jl3gi
    @JackSmith-jl3gi 4 года назад

    Useful and performance based as ever. Excellent content!
    There is frequency analysis available as in-phone apps. May be helpful

    • @JulianEdgar
      @JulianEdgar  4 года назад

      Yes, I use the 'Vibration' app on an iPhone.

  • @chavictan
    @chavictan 7 месяцев назад

    Hello julian,may i know your reference on the relationship of natural frequency and static deflection?is this from the ISO standards?and this is for rubber only,other materials have different graph relationship.thank you

  • @davidharvey1756
    @davidharvey1756 4 года назад

    helloin refence to an old vidconstructing a water air intercooling system at time line 3;25would you have a part number for the intercooler coolent pump you usedI will buy 1 or 2 for some custom set ups thanks its a good info vid