Ship Vibration Apparatus Technical Description: This is used to investigate the dynamic behaviour of a ship structure. It therefore allows the first steps in the area of experimental vibration analys...
This is used to investigate the dynamic behaviour of a ship structure. It therefore allows the first steps in the area of experimental vibration analysis or modal analysis. Experimental vibration analysis is an indispensible element of modern shipbuilding development activity. This trainer allows the natural frequencies and modes of the model ship to be measured and recorded. The simple, stylised ship form simplifies the mathematical resolution of the problem. The model ship and an electrodynamic exciter are attached to a height adjustable cross beam. The beam has a high natural frequency that doesn't interfere with the measurements. A function generator creates different exciter signals: sinusoidal, triangular and rectangular signals. The frequency, amplitude and offset are adjustable. An acceleration sensor at various points measures the response of the model to the vibrations generated. For experiments in water, a tank is required (not included).
- electrodynamic type with permanent magnet
- max. force: 8.9N
- frequency range: 5...12,000Hz
- frequency, amplitude and offset adjustable
- output: 0...10Vpp, 50 Ohm
- measuring range: +/-5g
- frequency range: 0...400Hz
- deck stringer with fastening holes for sensors and suspension
This is used to investigate the dynamic behaviour of a ship structure. It therefore allows the first steps in the area of experimental vibration analysis or modal analysis. Experimental vibration analysis is an indispensible element of modern shipbuilding development activity. This trainer allows the natural frequencies and modes of the model ship to be measured and recorded. The simple, stylised ship form simplifies the mathematical resolution of the problem. The model ship and an electrodynamic exciter are attached to a height adjustable cross beam. The beam has a high natural frequency that doesn't interfere with the measurements. A function generator creates different exciter signals: sinusoidal, triangular and rectangular signals. The frequency, amplitude and offset are adjustable. An acceleration sensor at various points measures the response of the model to the vibrations generated. For experiments in water, a tank is required (not included).
- electrodynamic type with permanent magnet
- max. force: 8.9N
- frequency range: 5...12,000Hz
- frequency, amplitude and offset adjustable
- output: 0...10Vpp, 50 Ohm
- measuring range: +/-5g
- frequency range: 0...400Hz
- deck stringer with fastening holes for sensors and suspension
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