Our team here at The Modal Shop had a little fun this April Fool’s Day, making a cup of tea with a Portable Vibration Calibrator. While a PVC might be overkill for your tea-making needs, we do have calibrators available to rent for loop checking or calibrating sensors, whether it’s as a part of your routine maintenance or to test sensors when false alarms are suspected. Make sure you don’t miss our handy tea-making tips (and sound and vibration tips, too) by following us on LinkedIn.
Remote Vibration Monitoring:
As Simple as it Gets
Looking to try out remote vibration monitoring equipment? ROCK is a cable-free, easy-to-deploy device that monitors for excess vibration and sends alerts when limits are exceeded. If your project is located near historic buildings, tunnels, dams, bridges, or other delicate infrastructure, vibration monitoring may be required. ROCK makes it easy. Want to see for yourself?
Comparing the sounds of a variety of individual widgets? Evaluating machinery to troubleshoot wear and tear or other problems? Want to get “before and after” data of noise control measures?
An often overlooked feature of the Larson Davis SoundAdvisor™ Sound Level Meter Model 831C with optional Octave Band Analysis is the ability to set a reference spectrum. Once set, comparing data between a 1/1 and/or 1/3 octave measurement set and the reference baseline makes it extremely easy to spot frequency-based changes.
Upcoming Modal Testing Webinar Series
Our team invites you to join us as The Modal Shop, together with PCB, hosts Dr. Peter Avitabile, Professor Emeritus in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Lowell. Dr. Avitabile will share his vast wealth of modal testing experience, as he covers everything from test setup to impact considerations to shaker testing and more in a six part webinar series. Offered at 1 PM EDT from May 13 through June 9, each webinar is 90 minutes long, including time for questions and answers. Learn more and register below:
MTS Sensors, a division of MTS Systems Corporation (NASDAQ: MTSC), vastly expanded its range of products and solutions after MTS acquired PCB Piezotronics, Inc. in July 2016. PCB Piezotronics, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of MTS Systems Corp.; IMI Sensors and Larson Davis are divisions of PCB Piezotronics, Inc.; Accumetrics, Inc. and The Modal Shop, Inc. are subsidiaries of PCB Piezotronics, Inc.