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This edition features a new chapter on computational methods that presents the basic principles on which most modern computer programs are developed. It introduces an example on rotor balancing and expands on the section on shock spectrum and isolation.
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I have used this book back in my undergraduate level in Africa and PG here in UK, is still the most easiest to read and understand I have used so far, is very good for the beginner in vibration engineering up to Advance level, in particular there is an old edition (I think the 1988 ed) that do not contain much Matrix terminlogy go for that ed. if you have problems with Matrix eqns. the more recent versions are in Matrix form (which is the same only looks scary) in all I will rate this book 5 stars
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I'm currently studying for my MSc in Sound & Vibration, this is one of the books on my reading list and is the best resource for this field of study - it's completely comprehensive.
The way it's written is eloquent enough to be understood straight off the page, combine that with the exercises and you're set.
If you're about to take on a course @ the ISVR I very much recommend getting this book...
The way it's written is eloquent enough to be understood straight off the page, combine that with the exercises and you're set.
If you're about to take on a course @ the ISVR I very much recommend getting this book...
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The best book for mechanical undergraduate students.
4 July 2000
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I have been teaching Introduction to Engineering Vibration for many years. I find that this book is the best and difficult to be replaced with other books. I used other books as second references but I keep the Thomson's book as the main reference. Problems at the end of each chapter and answers to the selected problems available at the end of the book also help students to learn easier.
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