5.16 Vibration test (see 4.16 ) [7.16]
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5.16 Vibration test (see 4.16 ) [7.16]

  5.16.1 Five nozzles should be fixed vertically to a vibration table. They should be subjected at room temperature to sinusoidal vibrations. The direction of vibration should be along the axis of the connecting thread.

  5.16.2 The nozzles should be vibrated continuously from 5 Hz to 40 Hz at a maximum rate of 5 min/octave and an amplitude of 1 mm (1/2 peak-to-peak value). If one or more resonant points are detected, the nozzles after coming to 40 Hz, should be vibrated at each of these resonant frequencies for 120 h/number of resonances. If no resonances are detected, the vibration from 5 Hz to 40 Hz should be continued for 120 h.

  5.16.3 The nozzle should then be subjected to the leakage test in accordance with 4.8.1 and the functional test in accordance with 4.5.1 at the minimum operating pressure.


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