Digital image correlation (DIC) system designed to enhance the student learning experience, for real-time and post-process measurement and visualisation of deformations, strains and displacements in materials and shapes. Complements the teaching equipment.

Digital image correlation (DIC) system designed to enhance the student learning experience, for real-time and post-process measurement and visualisation of deformations, strains and displacements in materials and shapes. Complements the teaching equipment.

This package includes all products from the Vibration section of TecQuipment’s Theory of Machines range (TM160–TM167 and TM1016). It offers multiple experiments in both free and forced vibrations, and includes our Versatile Data Acquisition System (VDAS® mkII).

Damper pot, connecting rod and disc, plus mounting bracket for use with the TM167 Free Vibrations of a Rigid Beam and Spring System.

An experimental apparatus that allows students to investigate the oscillatory motion of a rigid beam, pivoted at one end and suspended by a spring at the other.

An experimental apparatus that allows students to use fundamental theory and Rayleigh’s approximation to calculate the frequency of oscillation of a cantilever.

A simple eddy current damper for use with the TM165 Free Torsional Vibrations.

An experimental apparatus that allows students to investigate the oscillatory motion of a disc attached to a slender rod.

Damper pot, connecting rod and disc for use with the TM164 Free Vibrations of a Mass Spring System.

An experimental apparatus that shows students the oscillatory motion of a mass-spring system in terms of both displacement and acceleration.

An experimental apparatus that shows students how to calculate and find the centre of percussion of a compound pendulum.

An experimental apparatus that allows students to study simple harmonic motion and the factors that affect the period of oscillation of bifilar and trifilar pendulums