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ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory

ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory. Ananda Mysore. Sound Pressure Measurements. Objectives Become familiar with hardware and techniques to measure sound pressure Measure Sound level of various size fan modules Calculate S/N of acoustic measurements Fan Noise = f(size & operating speed) .

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ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory

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  1. ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore Ananda Mysore

  2. Sound Pressure Measurements • Objectives • Become familiar with hardware and techniques to measure sound pressure • Measure Sound level of various size fan modules • Calculate S/N of acoustic measurements • Fan Noise = f(size & operating speed) ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  3. Basics • @ 20deg C Vel of sound = 344m/sec • Audible frequencies - 20 to 20000Hz • Bruel &Kjaer 2236 Precision Integrating sound level meter • Condenser Microphone • Thin metal foil stretched like drumhead over a frame. Pressure changes > diaphragm movement > changes in capacitance> milli-volt signal > pre amplifier > other amplifier stages > A/D converter • Free-field response Microphone > one direction only • Random-incidence Microphone > Equally from all directions ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  4. Basics • SPL is a measurement of sound strength on a logarithmic scale • L = SPL = 10 log(Signal Power/Ref Power) • L = 10 log (Prms/Pref)^2 • L = 20 log(Prms/Pref) • Pref = Ref value for sound pressure in air = 20 micro pascals • Sound level meter computes Prms in db based on sound pressure over a period of time ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  5. Vibration Measurements • Objectives • Find first natural frequency of a cantilever beam using both theoretical and experimental techniques and to estimate first mode’s damping • Find the second natural frequency of a cantilever beam by locating 180deg phase shift ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  6. Basics Every physical body has infinite number of natural frequencies ωn1< ωn2< ωn3 ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  7. Measurement • Frequency measurement using: • Electromechanical shake table • Accelerometers • Oscilloscope • Goals • Ratio of the amplitude of the end of the beam • Phase relationship between Input and output signals • Plot Phase angle and amplitude ratio vs frequency • Estimate first mode’s damping ratio • Use phase change to locate the second modal frequency • At constant frequency measure phase at different amplitude ratios • Repeat the experiment with plastic beam ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  8. Static Deflection Measurement • Objective • Compare the results from static beam deflection measurement with the result computed from the analytical prediction ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  9. Basics • Area moment of inertia > resistance to bending • For a rectangular cross section area moment of inertia: • I = bh^3/12 b= width and h = height • LVDT: Linear Variable Differential Transformer Source: http://www.macrosensors.com/ ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  10. Viscosity Measurement • Objectives • Learn to operate and take data with a rotating spindle type viscometer • Investigate 10W-30 oil is a Newtonian or non-Newtonian fluid • Determine the viscosity of 10W-30 motor oil as a function of temperature ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

  11. Basics • A Newtonian fluid : • is a fluid that flows like water—its shear stress versus rate of strain curve is linear and passes through the origin. • Viscosity depends on temperature and pressure and not on the forces acting on it Application of non-Newtonian fluids: Body armor development(bullet proof vest) - shear resistant vs paint - shear thinning Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Non-Newtonian_fluid.PNG ME 120 Experimental Methods Laboratory Ananda Mysore

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