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various RECOVIB® devices (Tiny, Feel & Monitor), to visualize recorded data and to convert them to various data formats (txt, wav, MATLAB, LabVIEW, HDF5 etc.). The free Recovib.Suite is composed of 5 application modules The Recovib.Tiny Module allows the user to set up the Recovib.Tiny vibration recorder (i.e. to define the recording period) and to download the recorded data to the host PC. The Recovib.Feel Module allows the user to visualize and record signals acquired with the Recovib.Feel USB vibration sensor connected to the host PC. The Recovib.Monitor Module allows the user to visualize and record signals acquired with Recovib.Monitor acquisition systems connected to the host PC. The Recovib.Converter Module allows the user to export the data recorded by the Recovib devices in various data formats (txt, wav, MATLAB, LabVIEW, HDF5 etc.). The Recovib.Viewer Module allows the user to replay the data recorded by the Recovib devices.

Detecting mechanical faults before they stop production Bearing and Machine Maintenance Industry runs on machinery. Bearings, pumps, electric motors, compressors, presses, gearboxes and much more. All of which can break unexpectedly, causing production to stop. When production stops your organization loses money. Few bearings make it to the end of their engineered lifecycle. This is due to poor workmanship, bad lubrication practices and neglect. Problems can even arise right after installation due poor installment of the machine. No two machines are the same. Across industry, machines operate under different loads, climates and conditions, making their maintenance requirements unpredictable. Many machines are still maintained on calendar based PM’s, while others are run-to-failure. Both strategies are wasteful.

This service includes connection to any type of machine, integration with your current hardware and software, providing end-user training during onboarding, and swiftly and securely handle your data in the Cloud. This allows you to concentrate entirely on your business.

The Market Square of Brussels is one of the most beautiful squares of Europe and is the central location of our evening program. Welcome by our guide at the Market Square. Meeting point: The Brewers’House. The Brewers’ House is the headquarter of the Belgian Brewers’ association and one of the oldest professional associations in the entire world. The building has been constructed between 1695 and 1698 and is the masterpiece of the architect Wilem De Bruyn and sculptures Marc De Vos and Pieter Van Dievoet. In the cellars of the building we can find the brewers’ museum. 18H00-19H00: visit with our guide of the Market Square and environment where you will admire the most important buildings in Brussels. We do not only visit the Market Square, but also walk along the Stock Exchange, the Mint and Galleries St Hubertus. 19H00-20H00: free visit of the Brewers’ House and tasting of 2 Belgian beers. Our guide/beer specialist gives us in a playful way some explanation during the...

Actran Student Edition Enhance your acoustic learning and education programs Actran Student Edition offers students and educators computational acoustic simulation capabilities comparable to those used in various industrial sectors in an accessible format ideal for teaching and home study/self-learning purposes. Actran Student Edition and its supporting materials include both a theoretical background on key acoustic phenomena and a step-by-step description of the modeling process. This description begins at setup of the numerical mode and continues through running the simulation to interpreting the results. Another key part of the tutorials is to show the link between simple Actran models and the real industrial applications based on the same simulation principles. This highlights the value of acoustic simulation in today’s complex industrial environments. Get started today! Download the free Actran Student Edition and tutorials here! Stay tuned! Join the Actran Student Edition users’ group on LinkedIn and exchange with your peers: best practices, tips & tricks, tutorials, etc. Join here. Jean-Pierre Coyette & Jean-Louis Migeot, Professors and Founders of FFT