Bridge support

Bridge support: To protect a structure or a part of a bridge from the vibration effects of machinery operating in.

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There are two main scenarios which may apply when considering Vibration Isolation

To protect a structure or a part of a structure from the vibration effects of machinery operating in or close to that structure. To protect equipment or people within a structure from the vibration effects of the structure.

The first of these relates to a consideration of the fluctuating forces developed by machinery which is transmitted as vibration into the structure. The introduction of a resilient support between the machine and the structure will, if properly selected, result in a reduction of the transferred force.

In the second case the considerations relate to extraneous vibration within the structure being transmitted into a piece of vibration sensitive equipment such as Optical or Electronic equipment installed within modern buildings such as laboratories, hospitals and hi-tech offices. This area has become much more prevalent within the last 10 years not least because of the growth of the micro electronics industry. The much more specialized problems of isolating from Ordinance or Seismic shock also arise, Vibration isolation has become far more important in recent years. Buildings are now made of much lighter materials and floor spans have increased in a bid to introduce unobstructed office space. Vibration isolation equipment is relatively low cost in relation to the cost of machinery and for this reason often gets ignored or inadequately selected. Can you afford not to properly investigate the risks of vibration? The cost of getting it wrong can quite often be astronomical. Just consider the following factors:

The cost of replacing parts prematurely worn, such as shafts and bearings. The cost of the down time of a machine. The cost of an unsatisfactory working environment for your staff. The cost of replacing poorly selected alternatives