The vibration characteristics of rotating machines is an ever-expanding subject as the variety, nature, and scale of machines continually grows. The Vibrations in Rotating Machinery conference series provides a unique forum for sharing and discussion of the latest methods of theoretical, experimental, and computational rotordynamics, alongside the current issues of concern in the further development of rotating machines. Including international papers, emphasis is placed on exploring the full range of rotating machines being engineered.
Topics include:
- Seals
- Bearings (rolling-element, foil-air, journal and magnetic)
- Electrical machines
- Rotor-Stator interactions
- Vibration control
- Measurement
- Vibration testing
- Analysis methods
- Case studies
- Diagnostics
- Modelling analysis and optimization
- Rub-related vibrations
Distinguished by the excellent mix of industrial and academic participation achieved, 13th Conference on Vibrations in Rotating Machinery is essential reading for engineers associated with research, design, and development. Those involved in solving the practical problems that arise from the design, manufacture and operation of machines, and other rotating assemblies will also find this volume vital reading.
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