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About the Structural Dynamics lab at the Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford

A four channel NI CDAQ 9191, with four high sensitivity PCB accelerometers, currently used in the Ashmolean museum to monitor vibrations

Structural Dynamics Lab

Anco Electric Bi-axial Shake Table

Bi-axial Shake Table provided by Anco Engineers

Anco Electric Bi-axial Shake Table

This is our newly aquired electric Bi-axial Shake Table provided by Anco Engineers. This was funded by a Marie Curie Career Integration Grant number 618359, and the John Fell Fund.

Data Acquisition Console

NI PXIe Data Acquisition Console

This is the group's newly aquired NI PXIe Data Acquisition Console. It has been funded by the John Fell Fund.

Wireless Data Acquisition Consoles

A four channel NI CDAQ 9191, with four high sensitivity PCB accelerometers, currently used in the Ashmolean museum to monitor vibrations

Wireless Data Acquisition Consoles

A four channel NI CDAQ 9191, with four high sensitivity PCB accelerometers, currently used in the Ashmolean museum to monitor vibrations. This has been funded by Marie Curie Career Integration Grant number: 618359 within the 7th European Union Framework Programme.

Field Accelerometers

Geosig Field Accelerometers allow for monitoring autonomously on a structure without access to a power supply

Field Accelerometers

Our Geosig Field Accelerometers allow for monitoring autonomously on a structure without access to a power supply. We have 7 tri-axial, high sensitiviy accelerometer boxes that can be synchronized using GPS signals.

Hyrdaulic Actuators

Our two 250 kN actuators paired for testing a frictional damper (visiting project for a Newton-Bhabha grant with IIT Roorkee)