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Read more about the article What Is A Hammer Test Or Hammer Impact Test?

What Is A Hammer Test Or Hammer Impact Test?

  • Post author:Chris Mason
  • Post published:February 11, 2023
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A Hammer Impact Test is also known as a Modal Test, Impulse Test, Tap Test, Bump Test or, simply, a Hammer Test. It is a method of testing that allows…

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Read more about the article Are My Hammer Impact Results Valid? (3) Time Invariance

Are My Hammer Impact Results Valid? (3) Time Invariance

  • Post author:Dr Cindy (Xin) Wang
  • Post published:March 4, 2022
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As mentioned in our previous two articles, when performing experimental modal testing of a structure or component using impact (or ping) testing, it is important to consider and verify the…

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Read more about the article Are My Hammer Impact Results Valid? (2) Reciprocity

Are My Hammer Impact Results Valid? (2) Reciprocity

  • Post author:Dr Cindy (Xin) Wang
  • Post published:December 13, 2021
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As mentioned in our previous article, when performing experimental modal testing of a structure or component using impact (or ping) testing, it is important to consider and verify the validity…

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Read more about the article Are My Hammer Impact Results Valid? (1) Linearity

Are My Hammer Impact Results Valid? (1) Linearity

  • Post author:Dr Cindy (Xin) Wang
  • Post published:October 11, 2021
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When performing experimental modal testing of a structure or component using impact (or ping) testing, it is important to consider and verify the validity of any results. A modal analysis…

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Read more about the article Hammer Testing: Free or fixed support?

Hammer Testing: Free or fixed support?

  • Post author:Dr Cindy (Xin) Wang
  • Post published:July 21, 2021
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A vital question to be asked before performing hammer testing is - how do I support the testing object? What fixing mechanism to use? Or technically, what are the desired…

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Read more about the article The 2012 Prosig ISVR Prize Presented At University of Southampton Graduation Ceremony

The 2012 Prosig ISVR Prize Presented At University of Southampton Graduation Ceremony

  • Post author:Prosig
  • Post published:August 5, 2013
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Last year's Prosig ISVR Student Prize as won by Paul Clark for his project titled "A Mobility Model to Predict the Isolator Effectiveness of an Automotive Compressor". Paul graduated this…

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