The effects of vibration on an aircraft fuel density meter
Review articleOpen access
A. Simpson - No affiliation found
1977/11/08 Full-length article DOI: 10.1016/0022-460X(77)90586-7
Journal: Journal of Sound and Vibration
Abstract:
AbstractSolid friction and backlash in the mechanism of a certain fuel density meter are shown to be instrumental in producing apparent density shifts when the meter is in a dynamical environment. This phenomenon, which is essentially one of rectification of a high frequency input signal, along with a related low frequency oscillatory instability phenomenon, is thought to be new and worthy of extended discussion. These phenomena disappear in the absence of backlash and ankylosis.
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