9789389212808 - vibration, acoustics and strain measurement di sujatha (2 risultati)
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Hardcover. Condizione: New. ISBN:9789389212808.
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Hardcover. Condizione: New. This book is a comprehensive manual for setting up basic and involved experiments in the areas of vibration, acoustics and strain measurement (using strain gauges only). It will serve as a reference to conduct experiments of a pedagogical nature in these areas. It covers the various theoretical aspect…s of experimental test rigs, as well as the description and choice of transducers/equipment. While the book is targeted to meet the needs of academic and research and development organizations, industry will be benefitted equally. The contents have been formulated so as to help persons with no previous exposure to vibration, acoustics or stress analysis, or any rigorous mathematical background. The book begins with an explanation of the need for such experimentation and testing, elucidated by the general theory pertaining to each area of vibration, acoustics and stress analysis. This is followed by a comprehensive description of a variety of vibration and acoustic pickups and exciters, as well as strain gauge transducers. The fundamentals of signal processing theory, including the basics of random signals have been included to enable the user to make a proper choice of settings on an analyzer or measuring equipment. Also added is a description of modal analysis theory and related parameter extraction techniques. The book illustrates around fifty experiments in the areas of vibration, acoustics and strain measurements in separate chapters. The book also includes a couple of experiments in modal analysis. The presentation is such that an academician could mix and match these experiments to suit the laboratory courses being taught at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Suitable anecdotes are included, as appropriate, to make the subject more interesting. Besides, all chapters are provided with conceptual questions which will provoke the reader to think and gain a better understanding of the subjects. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Theory of Vibration 3. Equipment for.
