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CONTROL OF INSTABILITY-INDUCED EXCITATION / PRACTICAL EXAMPLES; CHAPTER 7 - Vibrations due to movement-induced excitation; 7.1 SOURCES OF MOVEMENT-INDUCED EXCITATION (MIE); 7.2 METHODS OF ANALYZING MOVEMENT-INDUCED EXCITATION; 7.3 EXCITATION NOT DEPENDENT ON COUPLING 327 $a7.4 EXCITATION INVOLVING COUPLING WITH FLUID-FLOW PULSATIONS7.5 EXCITATION INVOLVING MODE COUPLING; 7.6 EXCITATION INVOLVING MULTIPLE-BODY COUPLING; 7.7 CONTROL OF MOVEMENT-INDUCED EXCITATION; CHAPTER 8 - Vibrations due to excitation of fluid oscillators; 8.1 SOURCES OF EXCITATION AND DAMPING; 8.2 EXTRANEOUSLY INDUCED EXCITATION OF FLUID OSCILLATORS; 8.3 INSTABILITY-INDUCED EXCITATION OF FLUID OSCILLATORS; 8.4 MOVEMENT-INDUCED EXCITATION OF FLUID OSCILLATORS; 8.5 CONTROL OF FLUID-OSCILLATOR EXCITATION; 8.6 PRACTICAL EXAMPLES; CHAPTER 9 - Examples of structural vibrations 327 $a9.1 PRISMATIC BODIES AND GRIDS OF PRISMS (TRASHRACKS)9.2 GATES AND GATE COMPONENTS; REFERENCES; Name index; Errata list 330 $aDespite their variety, the vibration phenomena from many different engineering fields can be classified into a relatively few basic excitation mechanisms. The classification enables engineers to identify all possible sources of excitation in a given system and to assess potential dangers. This graduate-level text presents a synthesis of research results and practical experience from disparate fields in the form of engineering guidelines. 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