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BS ISO 21955:2021 Acoustics. Experimental method for transposition of dynamic forces generated by an active component from a test bench to a receiving structure

BS ISO 21955:2021

Acoustics. Experimental method for transposition of dynamic forces generated by an active component from a test bench to a receiving structure

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Standard number:BS ISO 21955:2021
Pages:68
Released:2021-08-20
ISBN:978 0 539 00611 7
Status:Standard
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BS ISO 21955:2021


This standard BS ISO 21955:2021 Acoustics. Experimental method for transposition of dynamic forces generated by an active component from a test bench to a receiving structure is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 17.140.20 Noise emitted by machines and equipment

This document specifies a method to predict the dynamic forces generated by an active component on a receiving structure from measurement on a test bench.

It sets out the requirements applicable to test benches and setup measurement conditions of dynamic forces: a criterion of validity of transfer functions measurements can be established for example.

The objective is to evaluate noise and vibrations generated by active components mounted on receiving structures, including the possibility to optimise vibration isolators.

It can be applied to different systems connected to a building, such as a compressor or a power generator, or to systems connected to a vehicle body, such as an engine powertrain or an electrical actuator, for example.