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Zaccarini, Andrea. "Studio delle vibrazioni meccaniche trasmesse al basamento di una galleria del vento." Bachelor's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2020. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/20749/.
Full textPaccioni, Anthony. "Studio e progetto di un dispositivo per la replica in playback di vibrazioni meccaniche." Bachelor's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/9488/.
Full textABUNDO, PAOLO. "Progetto di un dispositivo dedicato all'applicazione clinica di vibrazioni meccaniche localizzate ed analisi delle relative sperimentazioni." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/1367.
Full textIn Rehabilitation Medicine, therapeutic application of vibration energy in specific clinical treatments and in sport rehabilitation is being affirmed more and more. Vibration exposure can have positive or negative effects on the human body, depending on the features and time of the characterizing wave. Short periods of vibration exposure and specific frequency values can determine positive adjustments of human body. Human body doesn’t vibrate like a unique body, but every element regarding its own resonance frequency can cause an amplification or attenuation of the vibrations applied. This is the reason why vibration application mechanisms are crucial: if applied in non specific way, Whole Body Vibration (WBV) treatments could have non positive effects. In order to focus the effect of vibration in the specific treatment area, local vibrations (LV) have been introduced in rehabilitation medicine. The initial aim of the present study was to translate the medical necessity of applying local vibration in clinical treatments into scientific-engineering language, producing a design solution. In collaboration with Boscosystem Company, a manufacturer of rehabilitation medicine and sport training devices, we have produced a specific prototype for LV application on human body. The device is user friendly, “auto-applicable” to the patient, it preserves clinical operator from vibration stress and it makes LV applications ergonomic. Then, we have tested our prototype, verifying that the vibration produced by it and applied on human body has objectively detectable effects, analyzing the behaviour of muscles in rest time and under vibration energy, by using surface electromyography, obtaining a greater response in the second scenary. Subsequently, a real clinical inquiry was made about the device effectiveness and its clinical use on patients. To achieve this goal, in collaboration with the Company Program of Physical Medicine and Day-Hospital Rehabilitation of Policlinico Tor Vergata in Rome, we have applied therapeutic exercise by vibration (TEV) produced by our device on a male patient with a non-union right tibial fracture. In itinere radiological images and Bone Mass Index analysis allow us to state that TEV, made by using our device, contributes decisively to the therapy of pathologies concerning disorders of bone callous forming, resolving the consolidation delay, reducing patient healing time; moreover it isn’t negligible the improvement induced on the patient, as far as paraesthetic symptomatology and reduction of perilesion edema are concerned. The next target of our study was the inquiry of TEV metabolic effects on the application muscle. So, we have used a Tissue Oximeter installed at Fatebenefratelli Isola Tiberina Hospital in Rome, that is able to detect Hb and HbO2 concentration trend, by using NIRS (Near InfraRed Spectroscopy). By making measurements during TEV application, it was possible to obtain information about metabolic activity in the treated area (biceps in our case). By analyzing Hb and HbO2 trends, we have shown a variation of total Hemoglobine, of oxygenated and non-oxygenated Hemoglobine and of oxygen saturation: in particular, we have shown an increase of oxygenated Hemoglobine. More measurements revealed us that, although Hemoglobine concentration increase could be partially caused by temperature rise, Local Vibrations themselves induce sensible variations.
Livera, Filippo. "Implementazione di un sistema di analisi vibrazionale per il condition monitoring di macchine utensili." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2020.
Find full textGIORDANI, LAURA. "Vibrazione meccanica in medicina riabilitativa applicata alle tecniche fisioterapiche." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/210557.
Full textPiraccini, Giorgio. "Prove di vibrazioni e progetto di struttura meccanica di prototipo di motore elettrico ironless." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021.
Find full textCipollini, Roberto <1984>. "Qualifica a Vibrazioni di Componenti Meccanici: Studio e Verifica di una Procedura di Test Tailoring." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2013. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/5437/1/Cipollini_Roberto_tesi.pdf.
Full textQualification with respect to input vibrations is an important step in the development of a product since it provides fundamental information relative to the product fatigue life. For the sake of test feasibility, environmental vibrations that excite the product during its lifetime (thousand of hours) must be reduced to test profiles suitable for an experimental campaign to be performed in a laboratory (typically by means of an electromechanical shaker). The idea is to increase the amplitude of the input vibrations while decreasing the corresponding duration. Some Test Tailoring procedures exist for the definition of test vibration profiles starting from environmental data properly acquired: one of the most common is based on the equivalence of the fatigue damage caused by both the environmental data and the test profiles. This approach is reasonable and quite widespread: however, in the author’s knowledge, the literature offers no paper dealing with the demonstration of the method reliability based on experimental evidence. In the present thesis, the intense experimental campaign carried out to validate the method (on a proper specimen) is presented. The method is firstly applied to synthesize a test profile (that is random stationary) having the same duration of the non-stationary environmental vibration. The damage potential of the synthesized vibration is then compared to the environmental vibration one, in terms of the specimen time to failure. Results show that the test profile damage potential is highly overestimated and therefore the equivalence is not respected. Some critical issues are pointed out to try to explain and overcome the high error. The method is applied in many other cases and the final results basically confirm the soundness of the method provided that critical issues are properly accounted and compensated for.
Cipollini, Roberto <1984>. "Qualifica a Vibrazioni di Componenti Meccanici: Studio e Verifica di una Procedura di Test Tailoring." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2013. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/5437/.
Full textQualification with respect to input vibrations is an important step in the development of a product since it provides fundamental information relative to the product fatigue life. For the sake of test feasibility, environmental vibrations that excite the product during its lifetime (thousand of hours) must be reduced to test profiles suitable for an experimental campaign to be performed in a laboratory (typically by means of an electromechanical shaker). The idea is to increase the amplitude of the input vibrations while decreasing the corresponding duration. Some Test Tailoring procedures exist for the definition of test vibration profiles starting from environmental data properly acquired: one of the most common is based on the equivalence of the fatigue damage caused by both the environmental data and the test profiles. This approach is reasonable and quite widespread: however, in the author’s knowledge, the literature offers no paper dealing with the demonstration of the method reliability based on experimental evidence. In the present thesis, the intense experimental campaign carried out to validate the method (on a proper specimen) is presented. The method is firstly applied to synthesize a test profile (that is random stationary) having the same duration of the non-stationary environmental vibration. The damage potential of the synthesized vibration is then compared to the environmental vibration one, in terms of the specimen time to failure. Results show that the test profile damage potential is highly overestimated and therefore the equivalence is not respected. Some critical issues are pointed out to try to explain and overcome the high error. The method is applied in many other cases and the final results basically confirm the soundness of the method provided that critical issues are properly accounted and compensated for.
Madaro, Francesco. "Simulazione del test di accelerazione e vibrazione di un pacco batterie." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2022.
Find full textBadodi, Matteo <1981>. "Analisi dell’influenza dei moti rigidi di una trattrice agricola sulle vibrazioni a corpo intero trasmesse all’operatore." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2013. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/5571/1/badodi_matteo_tesi.pdf.
Full textThe vibrations transmitted to the driver are dangerous and can cause temporary or permanent injuries. Tractors are characterized by vibrations with high intensity and low frequency. The most critical directions are represented by the horizontal ones because of the high distance from the seat and the tractor rolling axis with respect to the vertical direction. That increase the difficulties in the design of solutions able to reduce the vibration transmitted to the driver. Despite the fitting of different damping systems, the level of vibration to which the operator is subjected, could be over the maximum levels defined into health safe law in different working conditions. The goal of this study is the evaluation of the influence of tractor rigid motions (pitch, roll and bounce) on the vibration level transmitted to the operator and their influence offront axle suspension, cab suspension and suspension seat. To reach this goal, devices as inclinometers and accelerometers were installed on a tractor chassis, cab and seat. The tractor in different working conditions as field and road transport was used. The analysis of the test data shows that the longitudinal acceleration is predominant during road transport, due to the influence of pitch motion. The front axle suspension greatly reduces the pitch while the cab suspension, increases the acceleration level transmitted from the machine frame in every working condition.