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What’s Shakin: Vibration Fundamentals and Human Perception

April 27 @ 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

About the Talk

The Vibration science is discussed with a view toward human comfort in this presentation. Isolation theory including isolation efficiency, damping, and harmonics are explored as well as the distinction between controlling vibration for equipment life vs human comfort. This presentation will cover:

  1. Understanding how vibration isolators work regarding isolation efficiency and damping.
  2. Learn how deflection and isolator frequency response are related.
  3. Discover how humans respond to building vibration. 4. Look at the criteria used for both human comfort and long machinery life

About the Speaker

Mr. Fly has 40+ years of experience as a Researcher, Consulting Engineer, Contractor, and Manufacturer in the HVAC Industry. He was formerly the Executive Director of Research and Development at AAON, Inc. in Tulsa, Oklahoma prior to his retirement after almost 18 years of engineering leadership at AAON. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics from Missouri State University and is a Licensed Professional Engineer.

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Date:
April 27
Time:
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
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