"Noise and vibration testing is an increasingly important topic in many industries, including on-road and off-road transportation, aerospace, utilities, and manufacturing," said Percy Wang, Ph.D., manager of the Noise and Vibration group at Southern Research. "This workshop will provide both a basic and more in-depth understanding of noise and vibration testing, and how it can be used to better understand and resolve engineering problems across a wide range of industries."
"Applications for Noise and Vibration Testing" is a free, one-day workshop being offered at the Southern Research Engineering Research Center, 757 Tom Martin Drive, in Birmingham, Ala.
The workshop will consist of two sessions:
- Morning Session: 90 minutes of interactive lecture covering the basics
of noise and vibration testing
- Afternoon Session: Hands-on laboratory activities to reinforce concepts
learned during the morning session
- The workshop will also include a brief tour of the Southern Research
Engineering Research Center.
After completing this workshop, participants will understand:
- The language of sound (noise) and vibration testing
- The scientific principles behind noise and vibration testing
- How noise and vibration engineering can be applied to practical, day-
to-day engineering challenges as well as complex, advanced engineering
research
- How to better assess the need for noise and vibration testing on the
job
Because of the individual, hands-on participation in this program, space is limited to 20 participants. Registration will close April 10. For further information, call 205-581-2532 or visit the workshop Web site at http://www.southernresearch.org/engineering-workshop.html.
Southern Research is a not-for-profit organization that conducts scientific research at facilities in Alabama, Florida, Maryland and North Carolina. Southern Research provides contract research in the fields of advanced engineering, environmental and energy-related research, and preclinical drug discovery and drug development. For more information, see www.southernresearch.org.
