Vibration of Piping System Good Books?
Vibration of Piping System Good Books?
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I am interested in any good books that forum members may recommend on the analysis and design of piping systems subject to vibration.
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RE: Vibration of Piping System Good Books?
The Texas A&M Machinery Noise Symposiums deal frequently with piping vibration subjects probably because they are in the midst of the oilfields. I'll have to look further into my library for some specific references on the subject
vanstoja
RE: Vibration of Piping System Good Books?
http://www.engdyn.com/papers.htm
(scroll down and look for the papers with yellow download buttons, including items 20, 27, 59, 72)
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RE: Vibration of Piping System Good Books?
RE: Vibration of Piping System Good Books?
http://www.reliabilitydirect.com/appnotes/pv.html
Cheers,
Dave G.
RE: Vibration of Piping System Good Books?
To dgallagher-Your application note is timely and useful. I'd like to mention though that Wachel and Bates' 200 Hz frequency monitoring range may not be wide enough if you're concerned about other modes of pipe vibration than bending. Particularly, lobar modes of pipe "shells" for higher pressure systems can more likely be found well into the Kilohertz range where outflowing pump vibration sources like Impeller Blade Passing excitation can cause damage or annoying airborne noise transmissions through the pipewalls. A first-time test of a newly operational piping system should probably look up to 10 KHz (depending on pipewall thickness)to uncover potential high frequency resonances in addition to baselining the lower frequency pipe vibrations.
RE: Vibration of Piping System Good Books?