GB/T 13823.5-1992
ActiveMethods for the calibration of vibration and shock pick-ups--Testing of mounting torque sensitivity
振动与冲击传感器的校准方法 安装力矩灵敏度测试
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This standard specifies a method for testing the sensitivity of vibration and shock pick-ups to variations in mounting torque. It is applied in metrology and testing laboratories to calibrate accelerometers and other sensors, ensuring their output remains stable and accurate when installed with different tightening forces. The standard is critical for industries like aerospace, automotive, and machinery where precise vibration measurements depend on consistent sensor mounting.
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