A test method for the prediction of seat transmissibility
A test method for the prediction of seat transmissibility
It is described how tie transmissibility of a seat can be predicted from measurements of the seat dynamics obtained without a person sitting on the seat. The method is illustrated by comparing measured and predicted transmissibilities for eight people with one seat, as well as for one person with eight different seats. The measured and predicted seat transmissibilities are similar. Reasons for possible discrepancies when using the method are considered and it is shown that vibration magnitude is an important variable.
Fairley, T. E.
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Griffin, M. J.
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1 December 1986
Fairley, T. E.
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Griffin, M. J.
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Fairley, T. E. and Griffin, M. J.
(1986)
A test method for the prediction of seat transmissibility.
In SAE Technical Papers.
SAE International..
(doi:10.4271/860046).
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It is described how tie transmissibility of a seat can be predicted from measurements of the seat dynamics obtained without a person sitting on the seat. The method is illustrated by comparing measured and predicted transmissibilities for eight people with one seat, as well as for one person with eight different seats. The measured and predicted seat transmissibilities are similar. Reasons for possible discrepancies when using the method are considered and it is shown that vibration magnitude is an important variable.
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Published date: 1 December 1986
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