An industrial environment background noise reduction technique used in the measurements of the tapered roller bearings
Bogdan Alexandru SABO, Ștefan VOLOACĂ
Abstract. This paper investigates the feasibility of noise measurements for automotive tapered roller bearings in an industrial production facility. The European Union regulations regarding the NVH have indirectly led to improvements in the field of the bearings industry, affecting both industrial and automotive markets. To achieve the improvements of the bearings in terms of NVH, a new relevant study methodology must be explored. The goal of this study is to examine the technical possibilities of reducing industrial background noise by defining a relevant noise measurement in the production environment for tapered roller bearings. Each roller bearing production site has different sources of noise coming from various machines. Successfully measuring noise in automotive tapered roller bearings in production requires an enclosure where the production assemblies are not influenced by the background noise of the plant. The enclosure must be covered with isolation materials. Foams and sponges must be selected to achieve the desired noise attenuation in the target range of frequencies.
Keywords
Bearing Noise Measurement, NVH, Tapered Roller Bearing, Industrial Noise
Published online 12/10/2024, 8 pages
Copyright © 2024 by the author(s)
Published under license by Materials Research Forum LLC., Millersville PA, USA
Citation: Bogdan Alexandru SABO, Ștefan VOLOACĂ, An industrial environment background noise reduction technique used in the measurements of the tapered roller bearings, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 46, pp 420-427, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644903377-53
The article was published as article 53 of the book Innovative Manufacturing Engineering and Energy
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