GB/T 13665-2007
ActiveTest method for damping capacity of metallic damping materials - Torsion pendulum method and Bending vibration
金属阻尼材料阻尼本领试验方法 扭摆法和弯曲振动法
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This standard specifies the torsion pendulum method and bending vibration method for measuring the damping capacity of metallic damping materials. It is applied in metallurgy and materials science for evaluating the ability of metals and alloys to dissipate vibrational energy, particularly in contexts such as structural vibration control, noise reduction, and mechanical component design. The standard is used for quality testing and material selection in industries like aerospace, automotive, and machinery manufacturing.
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