We perform vibration troubleshooting, testing, analysis and repair on equipment to ensure structural integrity – minimizing your total cost of ownership.
Most equipment vibration problems are due to thermal, mechanical, acoustic, or flow related excitation – and if left unchecked, will cause equipment failure, which may lead to greater repair costs. Components vibrate at particular natural frequencies – these frequencies and resulting mode shapes can be determined using vibration and modal analysis. Often, simple analysis can be performed, while for more complex systems, finite element analysis is performed to determine to determine the dynamic response.
A few of our examples include:
Mechanical Engineering
- Fatigue Analysis
- Seismic Analysis
- Shock Analysis
- Modal (Natural Frequency) Analysis
- Rotating Equipment Analysis
- Harmonic Analysis
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A vibrating component or system often leads to fatigue – which eventually causes equipment malfunction, or catastrophic damage. Fatigue cracks usually initiate at the surface, and for this reason, the condition of the surface and the environment are important factors influencing fatigue behavior.
Our engineers are experienced in vibration, materials and fatigue analysis. Tom O’Donnell has performed vibration and fatigue analysis on numerous components, and Bill O’Donnell Sr. has not only served as the Chairman of the Subgroup of Fatigue Strength of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code – but has also performed fatigue & failure analysis on many systems.
For resume summaries – see Our Team.
Examples Include:
- Compressors
- Welded Assemblies
- Supports
- Lifting Devices
- Petrochemical
- Manufacturing
- Aerospace
- Power Generation
- Military
- Pumps & Valves
- Rotors & Shafts
- Medical Equipment
- Electronic Equipment
We perform vibration testing, analysis and repair – keeping you compliant to relevant Codes.
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- Response Spectrum
- Dynamic Design Analysis Method (DDAM)
- MIL-STD-901D
- MIL-STD-167
Related Links:
>> Finite Element Analysis
>> Engineering Troubleshooting
>> Introduction to Fatigue
>> Links of Engineering Resources
Learn from the experience of others. Especially when one such “other” is Dr. William O’Donnell, PhD, PE, Founder and President of O’Donnell Consulting Engineers, Inc., and ASME “Engineer of the Year” – his 50 years of experience in analysis of components including fatigue and fracture safety evaluations and failure analyses are now comprised in this volume.
If you are interested learning more in Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Construction, as well as Failure Analysis, then this book is a must have!
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