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Some Notes on Vibration Analysis

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 July 2016

Extract

The general recognition of the importance of vibration study, as a specialised branch of engineering science, is clearly reflected in the fact that each year sees the publication of a great number of papers on all aspects of vibration theory and practice. The theoretical papers most commonly describe new methods of analysis and calculation, and it is becoming increasingly difficult for the general engineer, who has neither the time nor the inclination to follow in great detail the development of all the specialised subjects, of which vibration study is only one, to retain in his mind a clear picture of the general strategy applicable to the attack on vibration problems, and to fit into this strategical scheme the tactical operations represented by the new methods.

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Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © Royal Aeronautical Society 1945

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References

Note on page No 419 * “Vibrations in Aircraft,” Aircraft Engineering, Feb.-May, 1944.

Note on page No 422 * See Journal, November, 1941, January, 1943, and July, 1944; and also “ Fundamentals of Vibration Study,” Chapman & Hall, 1942,

Note on page No 423 * Wilson, KerPractical Solution of Torsional Vibration Problems,” Chapman and Hall, 1942, Vol. I., p. 431.Google Scholar