Statistics in Mechanical Balancing.

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Himmler, Guenther
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Werkstatt und Betrieb | 1980年 / 113卷 / 08期
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TH [机械、仪表工业];
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The theoretical principles underlying the statistics of out-of-balance vectors are discussed and details are given of the concentric and eccentric frequency distribution. Examples are given which illustrate the possibilities of the vectors' practical application. Furthermore, the article examines the statistics of continuous and stepped balancing of the masses, and deals with the statistics in the assembly of out-of-balance rotors.
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