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Summer School on Machinery Advanced Diagnostics

Submitted by bigspaggio on
education
diagnostic
condition monitoring
vibrations
On Behalf of Prof. Marco Cocconcelli, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
 
I would like to point out the Summer School on Machinery Advanced Diagnostics (MAD), that will be held on the Garda Lake in Italy at the end of June.
 
The summer school is addressed to PhD students, researchers, and specialists working in the field of machinery diagnostics and condition monitoring.

Seeking a Postdoc position on vibrations

Submitted by behrang hoseini on
job
vibrations
Modal Analysis
condition monitoring
nonlinear dynamics; vibrations; system identification

Hi everyone,

I have a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering and seek a postdoc position on vibrations.

My research interests mainly include:

  • Vibrations
  • Gear vibrations
  • Vibration-based fault diagnosis
  • Modal analysis and testing

I would appreciate it if anyone would inform me about an open or a potential position soon.

I can share my CV with you in case needed. 

 

Looking for suggestions and comments on PhD research Project

Submitted by shengke zhi on
education
condition monitoring
laser techniques
Instantaneous Angular Speed
Non-contact measurement

Dear Researchers and Industry Engineers, 

In this letter I am looking for some comments and industrial supports for my PhD research on non-contact measurement for machinery maintenance.

Looking for Suggestion and/or Further Cooperation

Submitted by shengke zhi on
industry
students
condition monitoring
Instantaneous Angular Speed (IAS)
Laser Technology
Laser Mouse
Maintenance

To who concern, 

I am currently a Mechanical & Maintenance Engineering PhD candidate in the University of Manchester. My research is focused on measurement technique in condition monitoring for machinery maintenance. My project is “Using an Optical Sensor to Measure the Instantaneous Rotating Speed of Machinery as Non-Contact Measurement”.

Instantaneous angular speed (IAS) has been more and more popular to be investigated in condition monitoring of machinery, such as diesel engines, pumps, electrical motors, and compressors.

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