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Vibration Isolation

Vibration isolation prevents the vibration of two interconnected objects to transmit to one another. Passive vibration isolation solutions are commonly realized by placing a set of resilient elements such as elastomeric (rubber), metal, or air springs between the isolated objects (machinery/equipment, buildings, bridges, etc.) and their foundations (bases). DEICON offers a variety of vibration iso...

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noise control, vibration control, feedback control

Sound and Vibration Control Vibration Isolation Systems Tuned Mass Dampers Tuned Acoustic Absorbers Advanced Controls Educational Seminars Technical Notes Contact DEICON Home DEICON The Web ...

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Sound and Vibration Research...

Depending on their nature, different vibration control and noise control strategies are required to remedy excessive sound and vibration problems. With vast experience in vibration control and noise control DEICON tailors appropriate control solutions to the problems associated with: Machinery and Industrial Processes Noise and Vibration Vibration Isolation Computer Controlled Air Isolation System...

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Technical Notes

Advanced Control Applications A Triaxial, High-Speed, Closed-Chain Shaking Mechanism An Animation of the Triaxial Shaker A Kalman Estimator-Based Active Vibration Isolation Strategy (PDF) Mold Pressure Feedback Control in Injection Molding (PDF) Neural Network Control of Ram Motion in a Press (PDF) Sound and Vibration Control Passive Electronic Damping Using Shunt Piezoelectric Material (PDF) Acti...

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Transformer Noise and...

When transformers are rigidly (not resiliently) mounted on the floor (or any other structure supporting them), their vibration will transmit to the support structure and find its way in neighboring spaces (rooms, offices, laboratories, etc.), causing an annoying, tiring, tonal noise. This structure-borne noise issue can be addressed by: Isolating the core and coils of the transformer from the grou...

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