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News Release from: Bruel and Kjaer UK
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 09 April 2002
Training course updates shock and
vibration
Bruel and Kjaer has unveiled a new three day training course essential for engineers seeking to improve their theoretical knowledge of shock and vibration technologies.
Bruel and Kjaer has unveiled a new three day training course essential for engineers seeking to improve their theoretical knowledge of shock and vibration technologies as well as provide them with practical advice on making the most of their instrumentation The course features technical lectures on various aspects of how to acquire reliable shock and vibration data as well as how to make best use of the information
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 20 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The ISVR Advanced Course consists of a three-day core element, which is preceded by an optional two-day refresher in the principles of vibration and acoustics.
The application-oriented course is structured to give engineers and senior technicians a review of the basics and an opportunity to broaden their working knowledge in all aspects of accelerometer selection, installation, cabling and calibration.
Practical demonstrations are a vital ingredient of the course.
The course covers the following subjects: vibration and structural dynamics; shock motion; how shock and vibration are measured; accelerometer performance characteristics and error sources; accelerometer design and performance; signal conditioning, systems and read-outs; accelerometer calibration; testing with shock vibration as well as how to select the best system for an application.
The three-day course costs GBP 575 and includes all training material, lunch, coffee breaks and a course dinner.
Each delegate will also receive a complementary copy of Endevco's textbook, entitled: "Shock and vibration measurement technology".
Bruel and Kjaer also offers a two-day basic vibration course focusing on how vibration analysis techniques can be used to improve the reliability and performance of rotating equipment.
The course will cover the following: terminology; measuring units; time domain; frequency analysis (FFT); filters; integration; analysis techniques and analysis of sample machines.
A free course planner wall calendar highlighting all of Bruel and Kjaer's training courses in 2002 can be ordered from the company.
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