Hello All,
I several tops where I have troubles finding the Cross Grain mode. When I tap/recored I find (mostly) two frequencies which stand out.
For example I have this top:
And the following recordings:
Twinsting vibrationmode (fLC) at 59 Hz.
Long grain vibrationmode (fL) at 84 Hz.
Then the Cross grain vibrationmode (fC):
Or moving allong the node line:
and
With F Cross at 185 Hz I get a Elong/Ecross of 0,78.
With F Cross at 87 Hz I get a Elong/Ecross of 63.4 (which seems very high).
Can I therfore exclude the 87 Hz mode for the Cross grain?
Thanks again for your input.
Best regards,
Edzard
Difficulties determining Cross Grain mode (fC)
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Re: Difficulties determining Cross Grain mode (fC)
Checking P 4-63, Table 4.5-3, I'd say the 185Hz figure is likely the correct one, given the thickness you have.
You might try using G-tune, which I find easier for this sort of thing. Downloadable from here:
http://www.jhc-software.com/downloads.shtml
Double click on the frequency meter to get a larger display...
You might try using G-tune, which I find easier for this sort of thing. Downloadable from here:
http://www.jhc-software.com/downloads.shtml
Double click on the frequency meter to get a larger display...
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Re: Difficulties determining Cross Grain mode (fC)
Thanks for the reply and tip!
I will give it a try.
Best regards,
Edzard
I will give it a try.
Best regards,
Edzard
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