THE SHOCK AND VIBRATION BULLETIN

This is part 5 of over one hundred papers presented on various aspects of the shock effects, mechanical response, and vibration damping of energy absorbing structures used in launch vehicles, guided missiles, ships, electronics packaging, spacecraft, and other systems subjected to vibration and stre...

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Main Author: NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON DC
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
COMPUTERS
DAMPING
ENVIRONMENTAL TESTS
INSTRUMENTATION
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
MEASUREMENT
Mechanics
SHOCK(MECHANICS)
SYMPOSIA
VIBRATION
VIBRATION ISOLATORS
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Summary:This is part 5 of over one hundred papers presented on various aspects of the shock effects, mechanical response, and vibration damping of energy absorbing structures used in launch vehicles, guided missiles, ships, electronics packaging, spacecraft, and other systems subjected to vibration and stress. Specifications of test methods, test results, and monitoring instrumentation are described. Statistical methods for analyzing stress wave data are used, and design criteria for fabricating shock resistant structures are examined from mathematical models. (LS-PL). The 34th Symposium on Shock, Vibration and Associated Environments was held 13-15 Oct 1964, at Pacific Grove, California.