IC 9166 - Test Apparatus For Measuring Sound Power Levels Of Drills

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
William W. Aljoe Robert R. Stein Roy C. Bartholomae
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This Bureau of Mines report describes in detail the design and operation of a test apparatus for measuring the sound power levels of drills used by the mining industry. The two major components of the test apparatus are a computer-controlled automated drill test fixture (ADTF) and a large (45,000-ft3) reverberation chamber that houses the ADTF. Design specifications and performance capabilities of the ADTF and the reverberation room are given. Initial test results for three types of drills--a pneumatic percussion drill, a hydraulic percussion drill, and a pneumatic rotary drill--are given to illustrate the types of experiments that can be conducted with the test appartus.
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APA: William W. Aljoe Robert R. Stein Roy C. Bartholomae  IC 9166 - Test Apparatus For Measuring Sound Power Levels Of Drills

MLA: William W. Aljoe Robert R. Stein Roy C. Bartholomae IC 9166 - Test Apparatus For Measuring Sound Power Levels Of Drills. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH),

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