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    www3.eng.cam.ac.uk/~hemh1/theses/ThesisMarwala.pdf
    27 Jan 2013: To test the proposed methods experimentally, vibration data from a population of 20 steel. ... AND MODAL PROPERTIES. 20. 2.1. Introduction. 20. 2.2. Modal properties. 21.
  3. Skidding and Fault Detection in the Bearings of Wind-Turbine ...

    www3.eng.cam.ac.uk/~hemh1/theses/PhDThesisSJain.pdf
    15 Dec 2012: 117. 4.20 Typical acceleration signal measured by an accelerometer located near the. ... increasing. Wind turbines are designed to last 20 years, but average life of a wind-turbine.
  4. Ground Vibration from Underground Railways: How Simplifying…

    www3.eng.cam.ac.uk/~hemh1/theses/Thesis_SimonJones2010.pdf
    27 Jan 2013: Simon JonesCambridgeSeptember 2010. “Traditional scientific method has always been at the very best 20-20 hind-. ... 61. 3.20 Insertion gain for VL-1. 62. 3.21 Insertion gain for VL-2.
  5. Vibration from Underground Railways: Considering Piled Foundations…

    www3.eng.cam.ac.uk/~hemh1/theses/KirstyKuothesis.pdf
    29 Jan 2013: 80. 2.20 Net power flow through a single pile subject to axial pile-head excitation,plotted as a function of dimensionless frequency. ... 1.1). where T is the time period, p0 is the reference sound pressure of 20 µPa and pA is the.
  6. Deployable Structures:Concepts and Analysis Dissertation submitted to …

    www3.eng.cam.ac.uk/~sdg/preprint/SDG%20dissertation.pdf
    13 Apr 2022: LDR would require a 20 m antenna with an r.m.s. surfaceaccuracy of 2 J-tm. ... They are:. 7' the radius;. 20. FOLDABLE CYLINDERS GEOMETRIC CONSIDERATIONS. (a) (b) (c).
  7. Modelling of Ground Vibration from Underground Railways

    www3.eng.cam.ac.uk/~hemh1/theses/PhD_thesis_JAForrest.pdf
    27 Jan 2013: Modelling of Ground Vibration. from. Underground Railways. A dissertation submitted to the University of Cambridge. for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. by. James Alexander Forrest. Pembroke College. June 1999. ii. to my parents. iii. PREFACE.

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