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Basic principles of vibration analysis

A Bruel and Kjaer product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Aug 13, 2003

Bruel + Kjaer is running a course for engineers and technicians to provide a thorough introduction to the basic principles of vibration analysis.

Bruel + Kjaer is running a course for engineers and technicians to provide a thorough introduction to the basic principles of vibration analysis.

The course takes place on 14th and 15th October 2003 at Bruel and Kjaer's training centre in Stevenage.

The demands of running plant machinery 24 hours a day requires maintenance to be planned and stoppages to be eliminated.

Vibration analysis is now a recommended technique for identifying the health of rotating equipment to increase reliability and performance.

Vibration analysis techniques can also be used to improve the quality control of the product being manufactured.

The two-day course will be ideal for test and maintenance engineers and technicians who need to understand the basic principles of vibration analysis.

Practical demonstrations of the basic principles will be made and participants will have the opportunity to make their own measurements on simple rotating machines.

Topics addressed during the course include: terminology; measuring units; time domain; frequency analysis (FFT); filters; integration and analysis techniques.

Course delegates will receive Bruel and Kjaer's "Frequency analysis" book, the Endevco "Dynamic test measurement handbook" and a complimentary vibration slide ruler.

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