GB/T 45159.2-2024
ActiveMechanical vibration and shock—Characterization of the dynamic mechanical properties of visco-elastic materials—Part 2:Resonance method
机械振动与冲击 黏弹性材料动态力学性能的表征 第2部分：共振法
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This standard specifies the resonance method for characterizing the dynamic mechanical properties of visco-elastic materials under mechanical vibration and shock conditions. It is applied in engineering fields such as automotive, aerospace, and construction to measure material parameters like storage modulus and loss factor, particularly for vibration damping and isolation design. The standard is used in material testing laboratories and product development contexts to ensure accurate performance evaluation of elastomers, polymers, and composites.
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