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Fig 1.

Structure diagram of the diesel tank.

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Table 1.

Material property.

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Fig 2.

(a) Nylon hammer (b) acceleration sensor (c) LMS system.

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Fig 3.

Free suspension of the diesel tank.

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Fig 4.

Modal test data of an unconstrained diesel tank.

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Fig 5.

Grid division of diesel tank.

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Fig 6.

Comparison between unconstrained modal simulation and diesel tank test results.

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Fig 7.

Natural frequency of diesel tank with different fill ratio.

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Fig 8.

Natural frequency of diesel tank with different number of baffle plate.

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Table 2.

Natural frequencies of first-six orders of diesel tanks with different numbers of baffles.

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Fig 9.

The fifth-order vibration mode of the diesel tank with different baffle plate number.

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Fig 10.

Natural frequency of the diesel tank with different baffle spacing.

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Fig 11.

The third-order vibration mode of the diesel tank with different baffle spacing.

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Table 3.

The first six-order natural frequencies of diesel tanks with different baffle spacing.

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Fig 12.

The fourth-order vibration mode of the diesel tank with different baffle aperture.

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Table 4.

First six-order natural frequencies of the diesel tank with different baffle apertures.

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