Low-frequency vibration isolation in six degrees of freedom: the Hummingbird

conference paper
2010
Rijnveld, N.

Braber, R. van den

Fraanje, P.R.

Dool, T.C. van den
TNO Science and Industry and MECAL have developed a six degree of freedom vibration isolation system that suppresses both floor vibrations and direct forces on a table top. The achieved reduction of transmissibility and compliance is 40 dB between 1 and 50 Hz in vertical direction, and 30 dB between 1 and 20 Hz in horizontal direction. Key elements of the system are a newly designed absolute vibration sensor, and two solutions to the horizontal tilting problem.
Topics
Precision engineeringFloor vibrationsKey elementsLow-frequency vibrationSix degrees of freedomVibration isolation systemsVibration sensors
TNO Identifier
520140
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:dd0f28f7-9765-419f-83b2-e75f2ecfae59
ISBN
9780955308284
Publisher
Euspen
Source title
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference of the European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology, EUSPEN 2010, June 2010, Delft, Netherlands
Editor(s)
Brussel, H. van
Spaan, H.
Shore, P.
Burke, T.
Pages
275-278
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