2002
DOI: 10.3744/snak.2002.39.1.073
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A Study on the Evaluation of Vibration Characteristics for Onboard Machinery with Resilient Mountings

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“…With the increase in the size and speed of recently built vessels, the output and speed (rpm) of propulsion or generation engines have continuously increased and have become major causes of excessive vessel noise and vibration [1][2] . Accordingly, resonance occurs in the equipment and other outfitting equipment installed in vessels, and such equipment frequently malfunctions and fails.…”
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“…With the increase in the size and speed of recently built vessels, the output and speed (rpm) of propulsion or generation engines have continuously increased and have become major causes of excessive vessel noise and vibration [1][2] . Accordingly, resonance occurs in the equipment and other outfitting equipment installed in vessels, and such equipment frequently malfunctions and fails.…”
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“…[KW] Vessel, Maximum bending stress, Maximum bending moment, Maximum deformation, Outfitting equipment, Support, Structural analysis 1 To whom any correspondence should be addressed. …”
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