The four-day Gear Dynamics and Gear Noise Short Course is scheduled for the Ohio State campus (at the Fawcett Center) September 18-21. Over the years, the courses have provided attendees with a solid background in the fundamentals, while yielding insights into the practical side, such as how to reduce noise and dynamic loads of gears, how to interpret data, and so on.
The course content is based on the results of 30-plus years of gearing research, problem solving, and consulting work at the GearLab, recognized as the most comprehensive gear research center in the U.S. Likewise, the research and educational efforts of the Acoustics and Dynamics Laboratory are known around the world. Colleagues "new" to the gearing world or about to undertake real-life gear dynamics or noise projects could benefit. This course will allow engineers involved with design, computational, or experimental work to quickly get up to speed on extremely pertinent gearing and dynamics topics.
The course usually fills up about two months in advance. The early-bird registration rate is valid if paid by August 1, 2017.
