ISMA23 Conference (16-18 september 1998)
Wednesday September 16, 1998
KEY Keynotes
Smart Structures Solutions to
Vibration Problems*
D. J. Inman, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University, USA
Cabin Noise Control in the
Saab 2000 high-speed turboprop aircraft*
U. Emborg, Saab AB, Sweden
SNVC1 Noise and vibration control :
results of BRITE-EURAM projects
13:00 Operation and
performance of an electromechanical film panel
actuator*
M. Antila, J. Tanttari, L. Lamula, VTT
Manufacturing Technology, Finland
13:25 JMC method in active
control of sound*
S. Uosukainen, VTT Building Technology,
Finland
13:50 Elimination of
vibrations in a unit of an aircraft. A mathematical model to test
structural improvements.
L. Boman, Saab AB, Sweden
14:15 Assessment of the
efficiency of ring dampers for railway wheels
I. Lopez, CEIT, Spain ; A. Castañares,
CAF, Spain ; J.M. Busturia, J. Viñolas, CEIT,
Spain
14:40 Tuning of vibration
absorbers under wide band excitation by stochastic dynamic
analysis
P. Fischer, H. Karrer, T. Kamla,
Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Austria
15:05 Identification of the
mechanical and piezoelectric parameters of a massively
piezoelectric structure
P. De Boe, R. Pascual, J.C. Golinval,
Université de Liège, Belgium
DAMM1 Damage detection and monitoring :
methods
13:00 Application of a
modelling error estimator for health monitoring and damage
detection*
A. Chouaki, P. Ladevèze, LMT-Cachan,
France
13:25 An overview of the
geometric approach to fault identification in stochastic dynamical
systems*
S.D.Fassois, University of Patras, Greece ;
M.H. Sadeghi, University of Tabriz, Iran
13:50 A direct approach for
updating and damage detection by using FRF data
L. Balis Crema, F. Mastroddi,
Università degli studi di Roma "La Sapienza",
Italy
14:15 Markov techniques for
signal recognition. Application to non-invasive vibratory
diagnostics of fast mechanisms
F. Bolle, A. Lucifredi, University of Genova,
Italy ; S. Calabrò, ABB Ricerca, Italy
14:40 Damage detection using
wavelet-based statistical analysis*
W.J. Staszewski, University of Sheffield, UK
; C. Biemans, C. Boller, Daimler-Benz Aerospace, Germany ; G.R.
Tomlinson, University of Sheffield, UK
15:05 Truncation effects on
residue estimation
A. Agneni, L. Balis Crema, A. Paolozzi,
Università di Roma "La Sapienza", Italy
FAT1 Fatigue and durability
13:00 High-cycle fatigue
analysis of turbomachine bladed disks upon polyharmonic vibrations
in inhomogeneous flow
E.P. Petrov, Kharkov Polytechnic University,
Ukraine
13:25 Fatigue equivalent data
reduction of durability tests for shock
absorbers*
S. Duym, Tenneco Automotive, Monroe European
Technical Center, Belgium ; S. Dupont, D. Coppens, LMS
International NV, Belgium
13:50 Application of the
global/local model concept for the computation of stress frequency
response functions*
B. van Hal, D. Vandepitte, K.U.Leuven,
Belgium
14:15 Resonance frequencies
of damped structures
M.I. Friswell, A.W. Lees, University of Wales
Swansea, UK
VAMT1 Vibro-acoustic modelling and
testing
13:00 Investigation of
accelerating technique for the variational boundary element method
based on multipole expansions*
N. Atalla, M. A. Tournour, Université
de Sherbrooke, Canada
13:25 Numerical computation
of waves : a meshless alternative
Ph. Bouillard, S. Suleau, Université
Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
13:50 Middle-frequency
vibro-acoustic parameters of axisymmetrical shells in fluid
medium
A. Yu. Dushin, St. Petersburg State
University for Marine Engineering, Russia
14:15 A new criterion to
estimate the sound radiated by ribs in BEM
calculation
S. Le Moyne, Renault, France ; J.L.
Tébec, Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts et
Métiers, Paris, France ; J.C. Kraemer, Renault,
France
15:05 Vibro-acoustics :
extension of the envelope approach to two-dimensional
structures
L. Adamo, A. Sestieri, Università di
Roma "La Sapienza", Italy ; A. Carcaterra, INSEAN,
Italy
SUB1 Substructuring
13:00 Dynamic expansion of
frequency response functions
F. Piergentili, P. Avitabile, J. O'Callahan,
University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA
13:25 Evaluation of FRF
parameterization schemes for component dynamics characteristics in
multi-body calculations of assembled vehicles
L. Hermans, H. Van der Auweraer, LMS
International NV, Belgium ; V. Valasca, K.U.Leuven,
Belgium
13:50 Development of hybrid
vibration simulator for automobiles using substructure synthesis
method based on FE Component and real substructure
model
T. Toi, A. Shimamura, N. Okubo, Chuo
University, Japan
14:15 Matrix inversion
technology for vibro-acoustic modelling applications : practical
examples of measurement noise reduction by SVD
T. Martens, K. Wyckaert, LMS International
NV, Belgium
14:40 Dynamic model reduction
of a flexible three-axis milling machine
P. De Fonseca, D. Vandepitte, H. Van Brussel,
P. Sas, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
15:05 Practical application
of a selection criteria for constructing the superset of residual
flexibility modes used in modal synthesis method
P.R.G. Kurka, C.A. Araújo,
Unicamp-Campinas, Brasil
NOLI1 Non-linearities
13:00 Modal identification of
non-linear structures*
J. Piranda, R. Fillod, E. Foltete,
Université de Franche-Comté, France
13:25 Numerical and
experimental investigations of the dynamics of valve trains in
combustion engines
C.-P. Fritzen, M. Dreyer, Universität
Gesamthochschule Siegen, Germany
13:50 Survey of nonlinear
detection and identification techniques for experimental
vibrations
D.E. Adams, R.J. Allemang, University of
Cincinnati, USA
14:15 Nonlinear vibrations of
circular cylindrical shells coupled to fluid : Discretization
method
M. Amabili, Università di Parma, Italy
; F. Pellicano, Università di Modena, Italy ; M.P.
Païdoussis, McGill University, Canada
14:40 Internal resonances and
travelling waves in a submerged structure
F. Pellicano, Università di Modena,
Italy ; M. Amabili, Università di Parma, Italy ; M.P.
Païdoussis, McGill University, Canada
15:05 Identification of
nonlinear aeroelastic systems
G. Dimitriadis, J.E. Cooper, University of
Manchester, UK
VNT1 Vibration and noise
testing
15:55 Measuring the 6 degree
of freedom driving point frequency response function using a 6 DOF
impedance head and its validation
M.C. Witter, J.R. Blough, D.L. Brown,
University of Cincinnati, USA
16:20 Guidelines for
experimental identification of rigid body inertial properties using
the mass-lines method
G. Bianchi, A. Fauda, F. Paolucci, ITIA-CNR,
Italy
16:45 Identification of
non-proportionally damped structures using a force appropriation
technique
S. Naylor, J.R. Wright, J.E. Cooper,
University of Manchester, UK
17:10 Optimization of
experimental conditions for high level shock
tests
F. Cambier, C. Conti, P. Dehombreux,
Faculté Polytechnique de Mons, Belgium ; E. Filippi,
Alcatel-Etca, Belgium
17:35 Multiple input
measurement technique for mobility matrix
acquisition
L. Ivarsson, K. Larsson, M.A. Sanderson,
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
18:00 Definition and
validation of a methodology industrially usable to analyse the
dynamic behaviour of a car engine component made in
plastic
R. Capitani, M. Pierini, University of
Firenze, Italy ; S. Massimo, Magneti Marelli, Italy
DAMM2 Damage detection and monitoring :
methods
15:55 Damage detection using
multivariate statistics
K. Worden, G. Manson, N. R.J. Fieller, S.
Curtis, The University of Sheffield, UK
16:20 Damage detection in
machines using neural networks
K. Worden, S. Patsias, W.J. Staszewski, The
University of Sheffield, UK
16:45 Damage localization in
structures. A pattern recognition perspective
I. Trendafilova, W. Heylen, P. Sas,
K.U.Leuven, Belgium
17:10 A structural damage
location & extend identification based on strain energy
approach
L.-M. Zhang, Q. Wu, Najing University of
Aero-& Astronautics, China ; M. Link, University of Kassel,
Germany
17:35 Fault diagnosis of
bearing by using analysis of vibrations and neuro-fuzzy
classification
F. Ionescu, D. Arotaritei, Fachhochschule
Konstanz, Germany
18:00 Identification of
damage in structures using parameter dependent modal
response
Z. Mróz, T. Lekszycki, Polish Academy
of Sciences, Poland
MUC1 Model updating and
correlation
15:55 The role of model
structure and parametrisation errors in finite element model
updating*
M. Link, G. Hanke, University of Kassel,
Germany
16:20 Updating of large
FE-models using weighted least squares estimation with application
on smart structures
O. Martin, M.W. Zehn,
Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg,
Germany
16:45 Application of
computational model updating to aeroengine
components
C. Schedlinski, ICS, Germany ; M. Link,
University of Kassel, Germany ; A. Schönrock, BMW Rolls-Royce,
Germany
17:10 New figures of merit
for non-modal test-analysis correlation
W. D'Ambrogio, University of L'Aquila, Italy
; A. Fregolent, Università di Roma "La Sapienza",
Italy
17:35 Updating of the
analytical models of two footbridges based on modal testing of
full-scale structures
A. Pavic, M.J. Hartley, P. Waldron,
University of Sheffield, UK
VAMT2 Vibro-acoustic modelling and
testing
15:55 On the numerical
properties of a wave based prediction technique for coupled
vibro-acoustic analysis
W. Desmet, P. Sas, D. Vandepitte, K.U.Leuven,
Belgium
16:20 A sub-domains
reconstruction method for large acoustical
domains
T. Ait younes, M.A. Hamdi, Université
de Technologie de Compiègne, France
16:45 The Waterhouse
correction for resilient boundaries
A. Schaffner, AUVA, Austria
17:10 Parametric sensitivity
of interior acousto-structural coupled systems using a symmetric
eulerian formulation
F. Scarpa, The University of Sheffield, UK ;
G. Curti, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
17:35 Modelling of absorptive
acoustic waves
K. Pellant, Institute of Mechanics of Solids,
TU Brno, Czech Republic
SID1 System identification
15:55 Critical comparison and
assessment of MIMO structural identification methods :
deterministic and stochastic schemes
A. Florakis, S.D. Fassois, University of
Patras, Greece ; F.M. Hemez, Ecole Centrale Paris,
France
16:20 Frequency-domain
maximum likelihood identification of modal parameters with
confidence Intervals
P. Guillaume, P. Verboven, S. Vanlanduit,
VUB, Belgium
16:45 A frequency-domain
maximum likelihood approach for the extraction of modal parameters
from output-only data
L. Hermans, H. Van der Auweraer, LMS
International NV, Belgium ; P. Guilaume, VUB,
Belgium
17:10 Development of
experimental spatial matrix identification method (Basic studies of
the identification)
M. Okuma, T. Oho, Tokyo Institute of
Technology, Japan
17:35 The enhanced frequency
response function (eFRF): scaling and other
issues
A.W. Phillips, R.J. Allemang, University of
Cincinnati, USA
MHF1 Medium and high frequency
techniques
15:55 An experimental tool
for the evaluation of SEA coupling and dissipation loss factors
applied to plates connected via beam junctions
P. Vitiello, V. Quaranta, G. Romano, C.I.R.A.
S.C.p.A, Italy
16:20 Evaluation of the
transition frequency characterizing the deterministic and
statistical behaviour of structures
A. Carcaterra, INSEAN, Italy ; A. Sestieri,
Università di Roma "La Sapienza", Italy
16:45 Validation of
geometrical room acoustics algorithms by comparing predicted and
measured room responses
A.T. Fürjes, É.
Arató-Borsi, T. Póth, F. Augusztinovicz, Technical
University of Budapest, Hungary
17:10 Vibro-acoustic energy
flow models implemented by finite elements
I. Moens, D. Vandepitte, P. Sas, K.U.Leuven,
Belgium

Thursday September 17, 1998
ROT1 Rotating machinery
9:00 Estimation of
independent operating shapes, based on order track
measurements
J.R. Blough, D.L. Brown, University of
Cincinnati, USA
9:25 Experimental modal
analysis of systems with parametric excitation
J. Bienert, T. Prothmann, H. Witfeld,
University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg,
Germany
9:50 Torsional vibrations in
ship's propulsion device accounting for parametric excitation and
propeller-engine coupling
A. Carcaterra, INSEAN, Italy ; R. D' Aquino,
University of Rome "La Sapienza", Italy
10:15 Pedestal identification
in rotor-bearing-pedestal systems using non-linear bearing force
evaluation
N S Feng, E.J. Hahn, The University of New
South Wales, Australia
DAMM3 Damage detection and monitoring :
methods
9:00 Forward identification
methods for damage location*
M.I. Friswell, University of Wales Swansea,
UK ; J. E. Penny, S. D. Garvey, Aston University, UK
9:25 Modal testing and
structural identification of a planar truss
M. Mitri, A. Morassi, University of Udine,
Italy
9:50 Error localization by
means of spectral densities
A. Nauerz, Universität Kaiserslautern,
Germany ; C.-P. Fritzen, Universität Siegen,
Germany
10:15 Fault localization in
structures from remote FRF measurements. Influence of the
measurement points.
I. Trendafilova, W. Heylen, K.U.Leuven,
Belgium
NVH1 Automotive noise and vibration
harshness
9:00 Modelling in-vehicle
engine noise (listen to the noise paths)
P. Van de Ponseele, F. Deblauwe, G. Lowet,
LMS International NV, Belgium
9:25 The principle of reverse
engineering used to develop automatic holographic fringe analysis
to further brake noise understanding
M. Rennison, C. Edwards, J.D. Fieldhouse, The
University of Huddersfield, UK
9:50 Identification and
reduction of sound sources in car wheel
suspensions
X. Lauwerys, Tenneco Automotive, Monroe
Michigan, USA ; M. Maes, Tenneco Automotive, Monroe European
Technical Centre, Belgium ; F.
Augusztinovicz, G. Nagy, Technical University
of Budapest, Hungary
10:15 Development of a
testing method for automotive shock absorber
noise
F. Augustinovicz, P. Pfliegel, Technical
University of Budapest, Hungary ; M. Maes, K. Reybrouck, Tenneco
Automotive, Monroe European
Technical Centre, Belgium
VAMT3 Vibro-acoustic modelling and
testing
9:00 Impact of structures on
the water surface : an upper bound analysis of the induced
stress
A. Carcaterra, INSEAN, Italy ; E. Ciappi,
University of Rome "La Sapienza", Italy
9:25 Modal testing of the
Norsjö Dam
S.J. Pietrzko, R. Cantieni, Y. Deger, EMPA,
Switzerland ; U. Wiberg, Vattenfall Utveckling AB
9:50 Spatial matching of
structural and acoustic modes in an airtight box
T.G.H. Basten, A.J. Mateboer, H. Tijdeman,
University of Twente, The Netherlands
10:15 Vibro-acoustic
experiments with a stowed solar array*
B. Winter, Fokker Space BV, The
Netherlands
NVC1 Noise and vibration
control
9:00 Modelling of equipment
loaded panels for robust control investigations
G.S. Aglietti, University of Southampton, UK
; R.S. Langley, Cambridge University, UK ; E. Rogers, S.B. Gabriel,
University of Southampton, UK ;
J. Stoustrup, Aalborg University,
Denmark
9:25 Non-linear control of
buckled beams
O.C. Pinto, P.B. Gonçalves, PUC-Rio,
Brasil
9:50 Active control of plate
vibrating in a finite baffle and interacting with
fluid
L. Leniowska, Pedagogical University of
Rzeszów, Poland
10:15 Hybrid fuzzy
sliding-mode method of active control of robot flexible arm
vibration
R. Leniowski, Technical University of
Rzeszów, Poland
VNTC1 Vibration and noise testing : Case
studies
11:05 Vibration damping study
for the ESRF magnet-girder assemblies
L. Zhang, European Synchrotron Radiation
Facility, France ; T.M. Lewis, C. Michael, Damping Technologies
Inc., USA
11:30 Monitoring of the
firmness of a conference pear using experimental modal
analysis
W. Dewulf, K.U.Leuven, Belgium ; P.
Jancsók, Pannon Agricultural University
Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary ; E.
Papadiamantopopoulou,
University of Athens, Greece ; B.
Nicolaï, G. De Roeck, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
11:55 Comparative analysis of
the static and dynamic mechanical eggshell behaviour of a chicken
egg
P. Coucke, G. Jacobs, P. Sas, J. De
Baerdemaeker, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
DAMP1 Damping
11:05 Optimal unconstrained
damping distributions for vibrating elements using evolutionary
algorithms
L. Bregant, V. Pediroda, Università
degli Studi di Trieste, Italy
11:30 Predicting the dynamic
characteristics of sandwich rubber mounts using
FEA
S.O. Oyadiji, S.R. Choi, University of
Manchester, UK
11:55 On a two-step method of
vibration damping analysis of layered viscoelastic beams and
plates
S. Karczmarzyk, Z. Osinski, Warsaw University
of Technology, Poland
NVH2 Automotive noise and vibration
harshness
11:05 Acoustic development of
a lightweight van
D. Vandenbroeck, LMS International NV,
Belgium ; T. Beauvilain, Renault-Créos,
France
11:30 Improvement of
low-frequent humming in station wagons
K. Genuit, J. Poggenburg, HEAD acoustics
GmbH, Germany
11:55 NVH assessment of
vehicle design alternatives using FRF based
substructuring
A. Queckenberg, G. Koners, Daimler-Benz AG,
Germany
SID2 System identification
11:05 Second order systems in
vibration theory
S.D. Garvey, Aston University, UK ; M.I.
Friswell, University of Wales Swansea, UK ; J.E. Penny, Aston
University, UK
11:30 High spatial resolution
modal parameter estimation using a parametric MLE-like
algorithm
S. Vanlanduit, P. Guillaume, J. Schoukens,
VUB, Belgium
11:55 Modal parameter
identification : Estimation of starting values for MLE-like
algorithms
P. Verboven, P. Guillaume, M. Van Overmeire,
VUB, Belgium
ETN1 Environmental and transportation
noise
11:05 Experimental and
numerical study on traffic-induced soil
vibrations
T. Sanò, ANPA National Agency for
Environmental Protection, Italy ; A. De Sortis, SSN National
Seismic Survey, Italy ; D. Rinaldis, ENEA
National Agency for New Technologies, Energy
and Environment, Italy
11:30 Free field vibrations
during the passage of a HST
G. Degrande, K.U.Leuven, Belgium ; L.
Schillemans, Technum N.V., Belgium
11:55 Noise map of the Madrid
region
M. Recuero, C. Gil, V. Cutanda, A. Minguez,
Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain
SNVC2 Noise and vibration control :
results of BRITE-EURAM projects
13:45 Experimental study of
the active sound transmission reduction through a double panel test
section*
P. De Fonseca, P. Sas, H. Van Brussel,
K.U.Leuven, Belgium
14:10 Modal tuned damper for
a horizontal axis 300kW wind turbine
T. Gh. Cioara, University "Politechnica" of
Timisoara, Romania
14:35 Sensors and actuators
optimisation for active noise reduction in an aircraft fuselage
section*
L. De Vivo, A. Concilio, C.I.R.A. ,
Italy
15:00 Active control of sound
transmission loss through a single panel partition using
distributed actuators. Part I : simulations*
K. Henrioulle, W. Dehandschutter, P. Sas,
K.U.Leuven, Belgium
15:25 Active control of sound
transmission loss through a single panel partition using
distributed actuators. Part II : experiments*
W. Dehandschutter, K. Henrioulle, P. Sas,
K.U.Leuven, Belgium
TPA1 Transfer path analysis and source
identification
13:45 Noise path analysis
test methods
S.M. Dumbacher, D.L. Brown, University of
Cincinatti, USA ; R. Merkel, The Modal Shop, USA
14:10 Strategy for transfer
path analysis (TPA) applied to vibro-acoustic systems at medium and
high frequencies
J. Plunt, Ingemansson Technology AB,
Sweden
14:35 Location of sources of
interior noise in railway carriages
J.E. Chance, I. Lopez, J. Nieto, J.M.
Busturia, J. Viñolas, CEIT, Spain
15:00 Noise path analysis as
a trouble shooting tool
P. Glibert, N. B. Moller, Bruël &
Kjaer, Denmark ; E-U Saemann, Continental AG,
Germany
TPV1 Test and product
variability
13:45 Uncertainties in
identified modal parameters
A. Perriot, J.L. Raynaud, S. Cogan,
Université de Franche-Comté, France
14:10 Reasons for uncertainty
and their consequence*
W. Teichert, Atos Netherlands, The
Netherlands
14:35 Using fuzzy arithmetic
for the modal behavior determination of structures defined by
imprecise material parameters
B. Lallemand, A. Cherki, T. Tison, P. Level,
Université de Valenciennes, France
15:00 Application of the
fuzzy finite element method in structural
dynamics
D. Moens, D. Vandepitte, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
; W. Teichert, Atos Netherlands, The Netherlands
VAMT4 Vibro-acoustic modelling and
testing
13:45 Improvement of sound
transmission loss of a wall by facial treatments
G. Birlik, METU, Turkey
14:10 Linear and non linear
frequency-wavenumber spectral estimation of the wall pressure field
beneath a turbulent boundary layer
G. Giovannelli, CNRS, France ; M. Pognant,
IUT de Toulon, France ; B.E. Forestier, CNRS, France
14:35 Vibroacoustic behaviour
of novel sandwich structures with negative Poisson's ratio
core
F. Scarpa, G. Tomlinson, The University of
Sheffield, UK
15:00 Structural/acoustic
interaction in air-conditioning ducts in the presence of mean
flow
R. Kirby, A. Cummings, University of Hull,
UK
15:25 Energy flow of an
acoustic wave scattered by a resonant elastic cylinder in a layer
of liquid
A. Zinoviev, University of Adelaide,
Australia ; V. Belov, Institute of Applied Physics,
Russia
CIVI1 Dynamic behaviour of civil
structures
13:45 Structural damage
detection in cracked reinforced concrete by dynamic system
identification*
J.M. Ndambi, J. Vantomme, Royal Military
Academy, Belgium ; J. De Visscher, W.P. De Wilde, V.U.B., Belgium ;
B. Peeters, M.A. Wahab, G. De
Roeck, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
14:10 Comparison of system
identification methods using operational data of a bridge
test*
B. Peeters, G. De Roeck, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
; L. Hermans, LMS International NV, Belgium ; T. Wauters,
K.U.Leuven, Belgium ; C. Krämer, C. de
Smet, EMPA, Switzerland
14:35 Dynamic insitu-testing
and FE-modelling of bridge Warth/Austria*
R.G. Flesch, B. Stebernjak, B. Freytag, Graz
University of Technology, Austria
15:00 Damage detection in
reinforced concrete structures by dynamic system
identification*
J. Maeck, M. Abdel Wahab, G. De Roeck,
K.U.Leuven, Belgium
15:25 Health monitoring of
structures - towards a stethoscope for bridges*
G.P. Roberts, A.J. Pearson, WS Atkins Science
& Technology, U.K.
NVC2 Noise and vibration
control
16:15 Active control of
industrial diesel engine exhaust noise
W. von Heesen, L. Verschueren,
DMT-Gesellschaft für Forschung und Prüfung mbH, Germany ;
N. Dalpis, Discom B.V., The Netherlands ; T. Moritz,
Keba Ges.m.b.H., Austria
16:40 Development of an
active exhaust silencer for internal combustion
engines
R. Boonen, P. Sas, K.U.Leuven,
Belgium
17:05 Adaptive design of a
unidirectional source in a duct
V. Välimäki, Helsinki university of
Technology, Finland ; S. Uosukainen, VTT Building Technology,
Finland
17:30 Optimal design of base
isolated active controlled MDOF structures
Y. Ribakov, J. Gluck, Technion,
Israel
DAMA1 Damage detection and monitoring :
applications and sensors
16:15 Smart diagnosis of
structural damage for systems with distributed sensors and
actuators
C.-P. Fritzen, D. Jennewein, D. Buchen,
University of Siegen, Germany
16:40 Detection and tracking
of rubbing phenomena in seals and journal bearings using filter
banks and wavelets applied in continuous machine
health monitoring
O. Døssing, ROVSING Dynamics,
Denmark
17:05 Fault diagnosis of
rotating machinery through visualization of sound
signals
K. Shibata, A. Takahashi, T. Shirai, Takasago
Thermal Engineering Co. Ltd, Japan
17:30 A design of sensor for
the vibro-acoustic diagnostics of defects in drive shaft bearings
on rail vehicles
K. Weiland, Deutsche Bahn AG,
Germany
MUC2 Model updating and
correlation
16:15 On the reliability of
error localization indicators*
R. Pascual, J.C. Golinval, M. Razeto,
Université de Liège, Belgium
16:40 Modal testing, FE
analysis and FE model correlation of a 600 tonne post-tensioned
concrete floor
P. Reynolds, A. Pavic, P. Waldron, University
of Sheffield, UK
17:05 A comparison of FRF
based error localisation methods
H. Algrain, P. Dehombreux, C. Conti,
Faculté Polytechnique de Mons, Belgium
17:30 Homogenization method
for beam-like structures
S. Corn, J. Piranda, N. Bouhaddi,
Université de Franche-Comté, France
ISP1 Instrumentation and signal
processing
16:15 Acoustic holography in
non stationary conditions
J.-L. Chauray, B. Béguet, MICROdB,
France
16:40 Holographic modal
analysis with high spatial resolution
C. Haberstok, R. Freymann, W. Honsberg, BMW
AG, Germany
17:05 Order tracking using
Vold-Kalman order tracking filter
S. Gade, H. Herlufsen, H. Konstantin-Hansen,
Bruël & Kjaer, Denmark ; H. Vold, D. Corwin-Renner, Vold
Solutions Inc., USA
17:30 The integration of VXI
data acquisition into Matlab
W.A. Fladung, A.W. Phillips, D.L. Brown,
University of Cincinnati, USA ; N. Olsen, Hewlett Packard, USA ; R.
Lurie, The Mathworks, USA
NOLI2 Non-linearities
16:15 Identification of
hysteretic systems using the differential evolution
algorithm
A. Kyprianou, K. Worden, The University of
Sheffield, UK
16:40 Identification of
nonlinear phenomena in a stochastically excited beam system with
impact*
A. de Kraker, N. van de Wouw, H.L.A. van den
Bosch, D.H. van Campen, Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands
17:05 Use of the wavelet
transform for the processing of mechanical
signals*
P. Argoul, CNRS-LCPC, France ; H.P. Yin,
CERAM, France ; B. Guillermin, DDSS, France
17:30 Simple methods and
insights to deal with nonlinear distortions in
FRF-measurements*
J. Schoukens, VUB, Belgium ; J. Swevers,
K.U.Leuven, Belgium ; J. De Cuyper, LMS International NV, Belgium ;
Y. Rolain, VUB, Belgium
17:55 Self-demodulation of
acoustic pulses due to intrinsic nonlinearity of a built-of-contact
medium: experiment and theory
V.E.Nazarov, A.B.Kolpakov, Institute of
Applied Physics, Russian Academy of Science, Russia ; V.Yu.Zaitsev,
Institute of Applied Physics, Russian
Academy of Science, Visiting researcher at
K.U.Leuven, Belgium

Friday
September 18, 1998
VNTC2 Vibration and noise testing : Case
studies
9:00 Finite element impact
simulation of vibrating beams
D. Szwedowicz, CENIDET, Mexico
9:25 Modal analysis of
helicopters - the experiment conditions
W. Lisowski, T. Uhl, University of Mining and
Metallurgy, Poland ; A. Wasilak, PZL, Poland
9:50 Experimental design for
vibration analysis on agricultural spraying
machines
L. Clijmans, J. Swevers, J. De Baerdemaeker,
H. Ramon, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
10:15 Vibration analysis of
rotating beam structures
Kuo Mo Hsiao, National Chiao Tung University,
Taiwan, R.O.C.
DAMA2 Damage detection and monitoring :
applications and sensors
9:00 Hearing cracks in a
vibrating rod
A. Colonnello, A. Morassi, University of
Udine, Italy
9:25 Diagnosis based on
condition monitoring of fluid-dynamic abnormal performance of
centrifugal pumps
J.L. Parrondo, S. Velarde, J. Pistono, R.
Ballesteros, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
9:50 Vibroacoustic analysis
for failure detection and condition assessment in Diesel engines
predictive maintenance
J. Pistono, J. Martínez-Calle, J.
Parrondo, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
MUC3 Model updating and
correlation
9:00 Updating modal models
from response measurements
R.B. Randall, Y. Gao, UNSW, Australia ; J.
Swevers, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
9:25 Finite element
connectivities from vibration measurements*
J. E. Mottershead, The University of
Liverpool, UK
9:50 Identification of gas
flow pressure forces in a cavity using an inverse
method
E. Dascotte, J. Strobbe, Dynamic Design
Solutions, Belgium
10:15 A new scaled modal
assurance criterion for eigenmodes containing rotational degrees of
freedom
E. Brechlin, K. Bendel, W. Keiper, Robert
Bosch GmbH, Germany
VAMT5 Vibro-acoustic modelling and
testing
9:00 Hybrid Modal Analysis
(HMA) applied to a real aircraft structure
S. Papadia-Einarsson, M. Dalenbring, The
Aeronautical Research Institute of Sweden, Sweden
9:25 Prediction of
propeller-induced interior sound fields in
aircraft
M. Petyt, University of Southampton, UK ; J.
Wei, Arvin Exhaust R&D, UK
9:50 Vibro-acoustic
assessment of a multi-vehicle payload configuration using a
boundary element modeling technique
J.E. Phillips, Wilson, Ihrig and Associates,
Inc., USA ; B.H. Wendler, The Aerospace Company, USA
10:15 Influence of the
constructional modifications of gearbox housing onto its
vibroacoustic properties
V. Misun, K. Prikryl, TU Brno, Czech
Republic
NVC3 Noise and vibration
control
9:00 Active vibration control
of a cantilever beam : experimental verification of different
controller designs
A. Lay, B-H Kröplin, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany
9:25 Algorithms for feedback
active noise control and narrowband disturbances
M. Bodson, University of Utah,
USA
9:50 Test setup for active
vibration control with piezoelectric actuators and
sensors
A. Lay, B-H. Kröplin, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany
VNTC3 Vibration and noise testing : Case
studies
11:05 An experimental study
on the transverse vibration of a power transmission
belt
F. Pellicano, Università di Modena,
Italy ; A. Fregolent, A. Bertuzzi, Università di Roma "La
Sapienza", Italy
11:30 Vibrations in household
appliances with rolling element bearings
R.T.W.M. Hendrikx, G.C. van Nijen, P. Dietl,
SKF Engineering & Research Centre B.V., The
Netherlands
11:55 Vibration and noise
reduction of small gasoline engine with optimization of valve
mechanism
T. Koizumi, N. Tsujiuchi, M. Okamura,
Doshisha University, Japan ; I. Kubomoto, E. Ishida, T. Iritani,
Kubota corp., Japan
DAMA3 Damage detection and monitoring :
applications and sensors
11:05 Bearing diagnostics by
digital analysis techniques in high background noise
situations*
R.B. Randall, D. Ho, Y. Gao, UNSW,
Australia
11:30 Reconstruction of
cylinder pressure time trace on a six-cylinder engine from
acceleration measurements
G. Zurita, A. Ågren, Luleå
University of Technology, Sweden ; R.B. Randall, Y. Gao, The
University of New South Wales, Australia
11:55 Delamination detection
and characterisation by laser Doppler techniques
P. Castellini, G.M. Revel, Università
degli studi di Ancona, Italy
MUC4 Model updating and
correlation
11:05 A fuzzy approach to
dominant modelling errors localization using uncertain experimental
data
A. Cherki, B. Lallemand, T. Tison, P. Level,
Université de Valenciennes, France
11:30 Finite element model
updating procedure and it's application for helicopter tail
boom
T. Uhl, W. Bochniak, W. Lisowski, University
of Mining and Metallurgy, Poland ; H. Van der Auweraer, L. Hermans,
LMS International, Belgium ;
J. Malecki, PZL WSK Swidnik,
Poland
11:55 The test-analysis
integration process applied to connection-weld
modeling
T. Van Langenhove, LMS International NV,
Belgium ; D. Turner, Matra BAE, UK
SID3 System identification
11:05 Experimental analysis
of the dynamic behavior of piping systems having unknown boundary
conditions
S. Frikha, Université de Paris 6,
France ; G. Coffignal, M. Ghoudi, ENSAM, France ; M. Gaudin, EDF,
France
11:30 Estimation of in-flight
structural dynamics models of a spacecraft
launcher
L. Hermans, H. van der Auweraer, LMS
International NV, Belgium ; M. Goursat, A. Benveniste, INRIA,
France ; D. Haerens, AeroSpatiale, France ;
P. Mourey, CNES, France
11:55 Experimental
determination of rolling element bearing
stiffness
A. de Kraker, R.J.W. Knaapen, L. Kodde, D.H.
van Campen, Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands
NVC4 Noise and vibration
control
11:05 Application of fuzzy
logic control strategy in a novel active
suspension
J. Gao, N.J. Leighton, C. Morgan, University
of Wolverhampton, UK
11:30 Active
electro-pneumatic suspension system
G.J. Stein, Slovak Academy of Sciences,
Slovakia
11:55 Improvement of road
vehicles ride comfort with active vibratory isolation of a car seat
suspension - modelisation aspects and experimental
results
J. Périsse, P. Perrard, L.
Jézéquel, Ecole centrale de Lyon, France ; J.M.
Judic, P. van Effenterre, Bertrand Faure Equipements,
France
SNVC3 Noise and vibration control :
results of BRITE-EURAM projects
13:45 Evaluation of a multi-
versus a single-reference MIMO ANC algorithm on Dornier 328 test
data set*
S. Johansson, S. Nordebo, T.L. Lagö, P.
Sjösten, I. Claesson, University of Karlskrona/Ronneby, Sweden
; I.U. Borchers, K. Renger, Daimler-Benz
Aerospace Dornier, Germany
14:10 Linking test and
analysis results in the medium frequency range using principal
field shapes*
H. Van der Auweraer, M. Iadevaia, LMS
International NV, Belgium ; U. Emborg, M. Gustavsson, SAAB AB,
Sweden ; U. Tengzelius, N. Horlin, FFA,
Sweden
14:35 A comparison of
techniques for the active control of noise and vibration in
aircraft*
C.F. Ross, Ultra Electronics - Noise and
Vibration Systems, UK
DAMA4 Damage detection and monitoring :
applications and sensors
13:45 Vibration measurement
and signature analysis as a diagnostic tool for rotating machines
in cane sugar industries - some case studies
S.P. Chavan, G.D. Bhide, Walchand College of
Engineering, India
14:10 Effects of V-notch on
the natural frequencies of E-glass/epoxy composite cantilever
beams
M. Peter Arun, P. Radhaswamy, V. Marimuthu,
V. Baskar, P. Baskaran, Madras Institute of Technology Anna
University, India
14:35 Mutual information
approach to sensor location for impact damage detection of
composite structures
C.S. Wong, W.J. Staszewski, University of
Sheffield, UK
VNT2 Vibration and noise
testing
13:45 Experimental technique
for transverse chain vibration measurements
C. Van Karsen, Michigan Technological
University, USA ; K. Maisonville, Borg-Warner Automotive Inc.,
USA
14:10 An overview of MIMO-FRF
excitation/averaging techniques
A.W. Phillips, R.J. Allemang, A.T. Zucker,
University of Cincinnati, USA
14:35 Some observations
regarding the nonlinearity of person/seat response
functions
J. Giacomin, F. Scarpa, L. Caretto, The
University of Sheffield, UK
ROT2 Rotating machinery
13:45 Oscillations and
stability of rotating bodies
V.P. Matveyenko, I.N. Shardakov, N.A.
Shevelev, S.M. Borzenkov, Institute of Continuous Media Mechanics,
Russia
14:10 Reduction of rotating
shaft finite element models for eigenvalue
analysis
M. Rades, Institute Politehnica of Bucharest,
Romania
14:35 Experimental modal
analysis of rotating elastic structures
H. Irretier, University of Kassel,
Germany
ETN2 Environmental and transportation
noise
13:45 Deck track, vibrations
at the new rail track concept
H.G. Stuit, Holland Railconsult, The
Netherlands
14:10 Design of low noise
embedded tracks for new tram line to Zwijndrecht
P. Vanhonacker, D2S International, Belgium ;
E. Hemerijckx, De Lijn, Belgium
14:35 The vibro-acoustic
modelling of slab track with embedded rails
A.A. van Lier, NS Technical Research, The
Netherlands
* = invited
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