Electromagnetic Vibration Test System

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Robert Gordon University

Value

£0

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Machines and apparatus for testing and measuring

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Published

11 months ago

Description

RGU is required to purchase one Electromagnetic Vibration Test System for use within the School of Engineering.  It is seen as key piece of equipment to support teaching and research at the University.

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Robert Gordon University

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