Case fan module vibration performance testing device and method
A technology for fan modules and testing devices, which is applied in vibration testing, measuring devices, and testing of machine/structural components, etc., can solve problems such as the inability to know the proportion of factors affecting mechanical vibration and wind flow vibration, and the inability to meet testing requirements.
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[0035] like Figure 1-3 As shown, this embodiment provides a device for testing the vibration performance of the chassis fan module. The upper cover of the chassis 1 is provided with a ventilation hole 8, and a rotating windshield 2 is arranged at the ventilation hole 8. The rotating windshield 2 can be rotated downward and can be rotated. Disassemble, rotate the windshield 2 and fix it with the upper cover of the cabinet 1 when it is in a horizontal state, cover the ventilation hole 8, and rotate the bottom end down to be in sealing contact with the bottom wall of the cabinet 1.
[0036] When testing, first make the rotating windshield 2 in a horizontal state, cover the ventilation hole 8, and carry out the hard disk vibration test. At this time, the hard disk 7 is affected by the mechanical vibration of the fan and the wind vibration, and the attenuation value of the hard disk is the mechanical vibration factor plus the wind flow. vibration factor. Then adjust the rotating ...
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[0045] like Image 6 As shown, on the basis of Embodiment 1, this embodiment provides a method for testing the vibration performance of the fan module 12 of the chassis 1, including the following steps:
[0046]S1, make the rotating windshield 2 in a horizontal state and fix it on the upper cover of the chassis 1, cover the ventilation hole 8, perform a fan vibration test, and obtain the first hard disk attenuation value affected by the mechanical vibration factor and the wind vibration factor;
[0047] S2, rotate the rotating windshield 2 downwards so that its bottom end is in sealing contact with the bottom wall of the chassis 1, so that the ventilation hole 8 is opened, and the fan vibration test is performed to obtain the attenuation value of the second hard disk affected by mechanical vibration factors;
[0048] S3, subtracting the attenuation value of the second hard disk from the attenuation value of the first hard disk to obtain the attenuation value of the third hard ...
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