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18 SOUND AND Vibration /APRIL 2003 The Shock response spectra computed directly from the timehistories of simulated stationary Vibration data are comparedto the expected values for the maximum response peaks com-puted from the autospectra of the data. The data are assumedto be random with a Gaussian probability density function andthe results reveal excellent agreement when that is truly thecase. However, for the complex Vibration environment gener-ated by a repetitive Shock machine, the Shock response spec-tra computed directly from the time history data are higherthan the expected values.
18 SOUND AND VIBRATION/APRIL 2003 The shock response spectra computed directly from the time histories of simulated stationary vibration data are compared
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