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Measurement and Signal Processing

Summary

Students get knowledge, which is now routinely expect from mechanical engineers in testing labs, in design (engineering) offices, in the department for inspection and in quality control or diagnostics for maintenance. Students will learn how to perform frequency analysis and signal other procedures that are commonly used in the diagnosis of mechanical equipment via measurement speed, vibration and noise. Students will be familiar with the signatures of common defects in bearings, in gear units and in motors. The lectures are focused as well on measuring operational deflection shapes and modal analysis. Introduction course is a response to the penetration of electrical engineering in machines and requirements of market for engineering products in the countries of the European Communities.

Literature

CROCKER, M. (Editor) Handbook of noise and vibration control. New York: Wiley, 2007. ISBN 978-0-471-39599-7 .
RANDALL, R.B. State of the art in monitoring rotating machinery, Preceedings of ISMA 2002 – Volume IV, pp. 1457 – 1478.

Advised literature

Tůma, J.: Vehicle gearbox noise and vibration, Wiley 2014.
BROCH, J.T. Mechanical vibration and shock measurements. Brüel & Kjaer , 1984.


Language of instruction čeština, čeština, angličtina
Code 352-0535
Abbreviation MaZS
Course title Measurement and Signal Processing
Coordinating department Department of Control Systems and Instrumentation
Course coordinator doc. Ing. Jaromír Škuta, Ph.D.