In the recent years, there is a need for the evolution of methodologies for vibrational analysis by condition monitoring. In this regard, wavelet analysis has become a tool to efficiently detect the features of any vibration signal. The application of wavelet analysis for finding fault in the belt drive is presented in this paper. Vibration signal has been obtained from a healthy and faulty belt drive using a belt drive testing apparatus for experimental studies. The fault diagnostic capability of wavelet analysis has been compared by processing an experimental data. The experiment is done for various working conditions of belt drive. The advantages of wavelet analysis is shown in comparison with Fast Fourier Transform.
The present materials record greatest usage of composites in automotive and aircraft industry. Parts of aircrafts are experimenting materials with respect to mechanical properties which should have more strength to weight ratio, resistance to buckling, high ultimate tensile strength, high resistance to vibration, and high fatigue. Composite materials filled the requirement for making high strength to weight ratio components. This paper aims to study the Mechanical Characterization of Balsa wood, Depron and Glass fiber. The fabricated composites is highly suitable for manufacturing of floors in aircrafts instead of carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composite. Also, it will be used for luggage compartment. Using Hand Layup process specimens were prepared and the tensile test, Temperature Test and Flexures test has been performed as per ASTM standard. We observed 12%-17% more bending strength from this experiment which suits well for aircraft floor panel.
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