4. Finite element vibration calculations
Since industrial structures are often complex assemblies made up of elements that are themselves more or less simple, they cannot be treated analytically in the same way as simple elements such as ropes, chains, pipes, bars, plates and shells
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- Vibration and shock – Experimental determination of mechanical mobility – Part 1: Basic definitions and transducers - ISO 7626-1 - 1986
- Acoustics – Characterization of structure-borne noise sources to estimate the noise radiated by the structures to which they are attached – Velocity measurement at contact points on elastically mounted machines - ISO 9611 - 1996
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