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  1. Grindosonic - The Impulse Excitation Technique: material testing, brake pad testing, concrete testing, ...

    GrindoSonic - The Impulse Excitation Technique: material testing, brake pad testing, concrete testing
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    www.grindosonic.com - 2009-02-05

  2. IMCE non-destructive testing of frequency, damping and loss-factor by impulse excitation. Elastic properties by RFDA

    IMCE is specialized in measuring the vibrational behaviour of materials and products based on impulse excitation (NDT). It is possible to determine the elastic ...
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    www.imce.cit.be - 2009-02-12

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