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    Submitted by

    Sivaprasad K.S.MD1107

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    A vibration exciter is a machine which produces a

    mechanical motion to the test object Designed to produce a given range of harmonic or

    time dependent excitation force and/ or displacementthrough a given range of frequencies

    Can be mechanical , electro-dynamic,electrohydraulic, or non-contact type(electro-magnetic) in nature.

    Introduction

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    Two types Direct drive and Rotating Unbalance

    It uses rotating unbalance, usually a pair of contrarotating eccentric masses, to generate a givenexcitation force or reciprocating follower motionfrom an eccentric cam or otherwise to generate a

    given displacement Inexpensive, reliable and easy to operate

    Mechanical Exciters

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    The main limitation of mechanical exciters are

    No control over the force or displacement

    Limited frequency range

    Mechanical Exciters

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    It uses a piston-cylinder arrangement, the movement

    of which is controlled by the fluid pressure A wide range of excitation force can be obtained

    Capable of producing large displacements upto 50cmand also generate a very high force upto 50 tons or

    more They can generate only very low frequencies

    Ideally suited for testing civil engineering structures,but not mechanical machines and their components

    Hydraulic Exciters

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    Most widely used vibration exciter today

    It consists of a magnet which produces a desiredmagnetic field , the moving element which forma=sthe exciter table on which the test object is mounted,a coil mounted on the moving element fed from an

    AC source, flexible supporting system holding the coiland the moving element in position w.r.t. the magnet

    Electro-dynamic Exciters

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    Excitation force is determined by the magnet

    strength, coil diameter, no. of coil turns and thecurrent passing through the coil.

    Electro-dynamic Exciters

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    Electro-dynamic Exciters

    An Electro-dynamic Vibration Exciter

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    Used where a contact between test specimen and

    exciter not desired It consists of a coil wound on a strong permanent or a

    DC electromagnet

    The test specimen should be of magnet material and

    is kept at a suitable distance away from the shaker sothat no contact is made between them

    Electro-magnetic Exciters

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    The force exerted by the coil on the test specimen is

    harmonic with the same frequency as that of thecurrent from the oscillator

    They are very expensive and are heavy and hard tomove from place to place between tests

    Stray magnetic fields creates problem

    Electro-magnetic Exciters

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