Most structures in an operating environment will be subject to dynamic loads. Often this leads to unwanted vibration. Of course, in a perfect world engineers would have anticipated such issues and designed the product accordingly. In the real world, we often have to resolve vibration issues retrospectively. Thus, the purpose of this workshop was to show a range of analysis and testing techniques which can achieve in-situ vibration reduction.
The workshop was illustrated with examples from the Aerospace, Civil, Process and Automotive industries and was of interest to all engineers who encounter vibration response in pre-production design, validation of test models or even operational troubleshooting.
Vibration Reduction: What Approach Do We Take?
A Tutorial by David Ewins (FRS), Director of BLADE ewins.pdf
Vibration Control in Process Piping Systems
Rob Swindell, Bureau Veritasswindell.pdf
Structural Variability and Damping
Hugh Goyder, Cranfield University goyder.pdf
NVH/Fatigue in Automotive Structures
Andrew Halfpenny, HBM Ltd halfpenny.pdf
Active Control of Floor Vibration
Paul Reynolds, Sheffield Universityreynolds.pdf
Members Price: £140 | $211 | €164
Non-Members Price: £187 | $282 | €219
Order Ref: Dynamics
Event Type: Workshop
Location: Bristol UK
Date: September 28, 2010
There is an opportunity available for your company to exhibit at the workshop, giving you maximum exposure to a highly targeted audience of delegates, who are all directly involved in simulation, analysis, and design.
Please contact Jo Davenport at NAFEMS
tel: +44 1355 225688 email: jo.davenport@nafems.org
if you would like more information.
Please note NAFEMS cancellation policy for all UK events is as follows:‐
NAFEMS will discuss the possibility of transferring to an alternative event/course, however an administration charge will be applicable.
This policy is subject to change.