Browsing by Author "Voyles, Monroe"

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    • Circulating Water Pump Resonance 
      Voyles, Monroe; Utara, Ryan (Turbomachinery Laboratories, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, 2015)
    • Inlet Bay Flow Turbulence 
      Behnke, Paul; Worrell, Landon; Buttar, Lisa; Voyles, Monroe (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, 2017)
    • Monitoring Vibration and Other Critical Machine Conditions 
      Marscher, William; Adams, Ron; Calafell, Dag; Bradshaw, Simon; Claxton, Jack; Gamarra, Juan; Onari, Maki; Voyles, Monroe; Bruck, Morg; Atkins, Ken; Satish, Hemanth (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, 2017)
    • Monitoring Vibration and Other Critical Machine Conditions 
      Marscher, William; Adams, Ron; Calafell, Dag; Bradshaw, Simon; Claxton, Jack; Gamarra, Juan; Onari, Maki; Voyles, Monroe; Bruck, Morg; Atkins, Ken; Satish, Hemanth (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, 2018)
      Suggested Topics: Condition monitoring methods Effectiveness of condition monitoring on rotating equipment Value of, and ROI of, condition-based monitoring Vertical pump monitoring Below ground monitoring in vertical ...
    • PT01 - Monitoring Vibration and Other Critical Machine Conditions 
      Marscher, William; Adams, Ron; Calafell, Dag; Bradshaw, Simon; Claxton, Jack; Onari, Maki; Voyles, Monroe; Bruck, Morg; Atkins, Ken; Satish, Hemanth; Donley, Richard; Boyadjis, Paul; Lagas, Nicolas; Gaydon, Peter; Yarnot, Brian (Turbomachinery Laboratory; Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station; Texas A & M University. Libraries, [2019])
      Condition monitoring methods Effectiveness of condition monitoring on rotating equipment Value of, and ROI of, condition-based monitoring Vertical pump monitoring Below ground monitoring in vertical pumps Vertical pump ...
    • Vertical Pump Resonance, Finite Element Modeling, and Purchase Specifications 
      Voyles, Monroe (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station; Texas A & M University. Libraries; Texas A & M University. Libraries, 2020)
      When natural frequencies are well separated from machine generated vibration/forcing frequencies there is little amplification, but when not well separated significant vibration amplification can occur due to resonance. ...