Vibration analysis
Analysis of airborne and structure-borne noise emissions
The analysis of airborne and structure-borne noise emissions is of great importance for the condition diagnosis of technical systems. Regardless of the specific application, we offer you a wide range of methods for analysing vibrations. For the acquisition and evaluation of measurement data, we use multi-channel measurement systems and test benches equipped with modern software applications.
We carry out the analysis in accordance with applicable DIN standards (e.g. DIN 20816). Depending on the specific application, the analysis methods can be adapted in the field of digital signal processing through the development of proprietary software modules to meet the requirements for specific measurement and analysis results.
Range of analytical methods
- Multi-channel vibration diagnostics on machinery and plant
- Time-frequency analyses
- Test bench investigations, e.g. on rolling bearings
Project experience
In the fields of transport and production engineering, we have carried out vibration diagnostics on tram drive components and machine tool components to optimise the respective maintenance strategies.
Sectors: Mechanical engineering, energy technology, environment and transport
Research projects: SmartTram, Traincon
References: Research projects in industrial measurement technology
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mathias Rudolph
Chair of Industrial Metrology
Institute
TPMB | Institute for Technology and Production in Mechanical Engineering
Research Profile
Smart Energy & Environment
Telephone: +49 (0)341 3076 4150
Email: mathias(dot)rudolph(at)htwk-leipzig.de
