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Before Starting a Test

March 29, 2018

Background

Why Test?
Testing Standards
Tools for Testing
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Using VibrationVIEW

Getting Started
Before Starting a Test
Test Types: System Check & Sine
Test Types: Random
Test Types: Shock, Mixed Mode & FDR
Creating Test Profiles
Test Sequencing
Reports & Analysis
Evaluating & Using Data

Laboratory Exercises

Exercises
Module 1.1 – Simple Sine Test
Module 1.2 – Simple Sine Resonance Tracked Dwell (SRTD)
Module 1.3 – Advanced SRTD
Module 2.1 – Simple Random Test
Module 2.2 – Advanced Random Test
Module 2.3 – Kurtosion® vs. Traditional Random Test
Module 2.4 – Kurtosion® with Varying Transition Band Frequency
Module 3.1 – Shock Testing
Module 4.1 – Multi-Mode Testing Sine on Random
Module 4.2 – Multi-Mode Testing Random on Random
Module 5.1 – Shock Response Spectra (SRS) Test
Module 6.1 – Field Data Replication (FDR) Test

Reference

Works Cited
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Typically, engineers run one of the four vibration tests types:

  1. System Check
  2. Sine Testing
  3. Random Testing
  4. Shock Testing

Vibration Research recommends running a System Check test before a Sine or Random test to confirm that the system is operating properly. To learn more about the System Check software, visit the System Check VRU course.