Vibration Research Papers Samples For Students

Velocity Sensors:

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In the monitoring and analysis of vibrations in industrial machinery and other devices, machine mounted sensors are of critical importance. There are three parameters representing motion that can be detected by vibration monitors, and they include velocity, acceleration and displacement. These parameters are mathematically related and therefore they can be derived from a variety of vibration sensors. Due to this relationship, the choice of sensor, whether acceleration, velocity or displacement is dependent on the signal levels involved and the frequencies of interest. This paper briefly explores and discusses the history, theories, and applications of velocity sensors as well ...

Diamond has several applications: it is used for decoration, to manufacture high quality stereo equipment in addition to being included in cutting instruments. It is therefore important to determine the quality of the diamond. This can be done a simple, nondestructive method that is known as Raman spectroscopy. This method is used in the characterization of the morphology of the molecules of carbon materials. The bands that are detected on the Raman spectrum are dependent on the frequency of the vibrations which is attributed to the bonds within the molecule. This technique has several applications in diamond science: it is ...

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One of the most important assets of the industrial application these days is the Fluidized bed reactors. When gasses, solids, and liquids contact simultaneously, a large number of industrial process reactions are involved. All these operations need a multiphase reactor to be carried out. Since a variety of multiphase chemical reactions can be carried out in a Fluidized Bed Reactor, it is interesting to learn about its functioning, various types, application, advantages, and disadvantages. Initially, fluidized bed reactors were built for the petrochemical and oil industries. Now, they are widely used for producing Gasoline and other fuels, plastics, polymers, ...

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Architecture is very significant in people’s life. Hence, every building should be created correctly. The point is that people face buildings every day: we lie in houses created by architectures; we work in offices created by them as well; we shop in malls projected by architectures. However, some architectures do not strive to build correctly. Although, there is no clear cause for it, but there are many cases when “badly built” buildings cause different diseases. Doctors call it sick building syndrome. This research is devoted to the issue of sick buildings and the syndrome they cause. The peculiarity ...

Part I – CFA Pile Installation

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This paper is an investigative report on the use of Continuous Flight Augers or CFA in granular soils. In order to guide us in our investigation, this parts that are interrelated to each other. We will discuss the history of CFA’s and its application. This paper will also touch the common formulas used in its application and how it was derived. By taking a critical look into the formulas, we should be able to determine its effectiveness and should be able to identify flaws if there are any. We should also be able to identify the parameters that ...

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Executive Summary
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Environmental Analysis
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Market Need
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Current Situation
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Industry overview
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Competitor analysis
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Legal/Regulatory Overview
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Target market
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Target Audience Analysis
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Marketing Objectives
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Marketing Strategies
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Product
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Price
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Place
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Promotion
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People
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Physical layout
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Process
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Positioning
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Marketing Tactics
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Evaluation and Control
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A brake is a device that produces artificial resistance to the moving part of a machine to stop or slow down its motion. Any machine or its part that is in motion possesses kinetic energy. As per physical laws, energy cannot be destroyed; its form can only be transformed. The brake system converts the kinetic energy of the moving machine or part into thermal, potential or chemical energy. Brake systems are of various types utilized in different applications in industries, home appliances, vehicles, railway trains, and other sectors. This paper has focused on the brake systems used in vehicles, ...

0. Introduction
Moto-cars are made from metals. This very common opinion was almost entirely true during almost all the previous century though opposite solitary examples (displayed at images below) are very well known for car likers: wooden bulks, a rubber car, a fiberglass sport car, a car with plastic bulk facias based on soybeans, a concept of a ceramic car, a glass car, and so on.
All those examples are just very rare exceptions. Moreover, the probably refer rather to arts than to industry. However, in the current century, metals lost their monopoly. In the present essay, several material ...

Human computer interface has continued to advance with the advancement in technology. The design of graphical user interface has continued to advance to accommodate the natural feedback from the user. These advancements have made it easy for the user to communicate to the computer and the computer to communicate to the user. Advancement in human computer interface such as the use of touch-screen and motion detectors have made for the user to work more quickly while reducing user stress.

Haptic feedback

Haptic refers to nonverbal communication, which involves the sense of touch. This requires that the system sends feedback to the ...

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The principle purpose of this paper is to study about the correlation between musculoskeletal disorders and the related ergonomic risk factors. MSD (musculoskeletal disorders) being one of the most predominant causes of disability at work, it is essential to be aware of their work-related causes, risk factors and their possible preventions or controls. This has been highlighted in the paper, along with a background study of Ergonomics. A thorough knowledge of ergonomics is also applied to the understanding of MSD. The paper also throws light on the various work-related hazards, whose thorough knowledge can be of help for preventive measures.
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An earthquake results from a sudden energy release in the earth’s crust that causes a seismic wave which in turn causes shaking of the ground and leads to devastating occurrences.

Areas with greatest concentration of earthquakes:

Although limits do not exist to the probable magnitude of earthquakes, the largest in historic times as noted by: Debora, 2012 was slightly above a magnitude of 9.0 which occurred in Japan in 2011. Areas with greatest concentration of earthquakes in the US include: Alaska, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Utah and Oregon

Reasons for greatest concentration of earthquakes in these areas:

Aftershocks: areas which have previously experienced earthquakes are more prone to earthquakes because the ground here ...