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- Title: Measuring and Quantifying Mechanical Shock
- Author : Wayne Tustin, Deepak Jariwala & Jaime Boscá
- Release Date : January 16, 2014
- Genre: Engineering,Books,Professional & Technical,Education,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 24380 KB
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What do we mean by the word, “shock”? Dictionaries have many definitions for this English word. WWW WEBSTER on-line, definition 2a, seems closest. 2a: a violent shake or jar: concussion. Other languages have more specialized words. In Italian, for example, “scossa” is electrical shock, while “urto” is mechanical shock.
Vibration is ongoing, whereas mechanical shock is relatively brief, as we will see. Mechanical shock has something in common with random vibration, however: both excite many resonances, as we know from previously viewing that multi-reed tachometer.
28.1 What is shock? How different from vibration?
28.2 Shock excites all resonances
28.3 Instrumentation: equipment limitations
28.4 “Fairing” a shock pulse
28.5 Choosing a shock accelerometer
28.6 High frequency filter cut-off effects
28.7 Low frequency filter cut-off effects
28.8 Accelerometer limitations
28.9 Over-ranging
28.10 Factory shock
28.11 Laser measurement of displacement
28.12 Pyroshock
28.13 Accelerometer mounting
28.14 Accelerometer cable
28.15 Windowing
28.16 Inexpensive shock recorders
28.17 Mechanical shock time history recorder
28.18 Accelerometer-based recorders
28.19 Concealable recorders
28.20 Shock calibration
28.21 Hopkinson bar shock calibration