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| Vibration Fundamentals
and Practice |
| by Clarence W. De Silva,
943pp.,
1999, ISBN: 0849318084 |
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Provides the
background and techniques that will allow successful modeling, analysis,
monitoring, testing, design, modification, and control of vibration in
engineering systems. De Silva
presents 12 chapters that discuss vibration engineering, time and frequency
response, signal and modal analysis, distributed-parameter systems, damping,
instrumentation, signal conditioning and modification, testing, experimental
modal analysis, design and control. |
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appendixes cover dynamic models and analogies, Newtonian and Lagrangian
mechanics, a review of linear algebra, digital Fourier analysis and FFT, and
reliability considerations for multi-component units. Book News, Inc. |
| Vibration design and control is crucial
to maintaining high performance levels and production efficiency and to
prolonging the life of machinery, structures, and industrial processes.
Before designing or controlling a
system for good vibratory performance, the designer or engineer must
understand, analyze, and model the vibratory characteristics of the system.
Vibration: Fundamentals and Practice
provides the background and techniques that will allow successful design,
analysis, modification.
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| $149.95 |
Vibration Fundamentals and
Practice - $149.95
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