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"Torsional Vibration"...

Dave Wilson

Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Torsional Vibration", and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest. Let me be your guide.
 
Start with the news release Instrument suite monitors noise and vibration from National Instruments, which we summarised at the time by saying "Measuring and analysing human vibration signals can help control the negative effects of mechanical vibration on the human body". A few weeks before, we featured the news release Couplings resist vibration from Stock Drive Products/Sterling Instrument: "S50F and S50P couplings are stocked in two hub styles; conventional pin type hubs which use a set screw for fastening and a Fairloc version".
 
In March 2007, we covered the news from Datum Electronics concerning its Series 420 torque transducers - take a look at Transducers provide detailed information which says: "Datum Electronics' 420 torque transducers fit into drive systems and are able to provide enhanced and more detailed information on transmission characteristics within the drive train itself".
 
Take a look also at the news release from LMS International, Innovative transmission systems put to the test, as well as Token-based software combines four tools from ATA Engineering, and Holistic approach aids tractor vibration control from Freudenberg Simrit LP.
 

See also:

Bushes damp out radial and axial vibrations (August 2005)
Simrit ultra bushes can damp or isolate radial and axial acting vibrations, and absorb torsional loads and Cardanic deflection

Couplings isolate and insulate (August 2005)
A new series of 64 inch and 64 metric Neo-Flex couplings from Sterling Instrument promise torsional vibration isolation plus shaft-to-shaft insulation

Couplings can reduce maintenance costs (June 2005)
Specifying rubber-in-compression couplings can reduce maintenance costs, improve reliability and dramatically improve the life of plant and equipment

Coupling handles high levels of misalignment (February 2005)
A new rubber-in-compression coupling and universal joint assembly has been developed for power transmission applications where high misalignment is likely to occur

Flexible coupling controls torsional vibration (December 2004)
A new rubber-in-compression coupling and universal joint assembly, for power transmission applications where high misalignment is likely to occur, has been developed by Renold Hi-Tec Couplings

Coupling isolates torsional vibration in the main (December 2004)
Yorkshire-based power transmissions specialist Centa Transmissions has helped amphibious vehicle producer Covelink Marine to create the new Roylecraft Amphibious Jet Bus

Gearboxes use novel backlash absorbing system (November 2004)
CG compact gearboxes provide the high performance and small size required by the next generation of automation and robotics servo systems

High friction factor keeps couplings compact (October 2004)
The Hycon connecting coupling offers more than twice the friction factor of conventional devices, allowing great savings in size and weight

Hamburg debut for compact coupling (August 2004)
Renold Hi-Tec Couplings will launch its compact DCB-GS rubber in compression coupling at the SMM International Trade Fair in Hamburg between 28th September and 4th October

Test solution claims new productivity standard (May 2004)
A new version of LMS Test.Lab includes solutions for rotating machinery, structural and acoustic testing, environmental testing, vibration control, test data processing, reporting and data sharing

Shafts and couplings find naval applications (March 2004)
Renold Hi-Tec Couplings is about to complete two major contracts for power transmission shafts and couplings, to be installed in main propulsion drive systems on military fighting ships

Couplings suite marine applications (November 2003)
Renold Hi-Tec Couplings has been awarded a contract to supply high-performance rubber-in-compression shaft couplings for marine propulsion systems to be installed in a fleet of tug vessels

Quiet couplings feature in Greek naval upgrade (November 2003)
Renold Hi-Tec Couplings has won a GBP 250,000 contract to supply four DCB Carden shaft couplings for two vessels being converted for service with the Greek Navy

Noncontact reading of passive sensors (August 2002)
The new Sentry GB-100 system from Sensit is designed for noncontact reading of passive sensors used for real-time monitoring of operational temperatures in rotating machinery applications

Torsional couplings handle rough diesel outputs (April 2002)
A broad line of shaft- or flywheel-mounted couplings from Lovejoy solves virtually all types of torsional vibration problems common to internal combustion engine driven applications

Spacer type couplings are easy to fit (April 2002)
A new range of spacer type couplings from Rino Industries can be easily attached or removed by simply tightening or loosening coupling bolts

Shaft couplings combine best of both worlds (December 2001)
Rino Industries has launched a new range of rubber, jaw-type shaft couplings that are said to combine the zero-backlash advantages of metal with the general advantages of rubber couplings

 

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