Independent Vibration Surveys
Tri-axial (X/Y/Z) measurements with calibrated accelerometers; PSD and 1/3-octave analyses; 1 Hz bandwidth integration.
We install and commission sensitive equipment in cleanrooms and laboratories through independent vibration surveys and engineered low-vibration design to meet VC curves and OEM limits.
Tri-axial (X/Y/Z) measurements with calibrated accelerometers; PSD and 1/3-octave analyses; 1 Hz bandwidth integration.
Benchmarking against VC-A to VC-E and OEM breakpoints with clear acceptance evidence and commissioning support.
Pedestals, foundations and isolation tuned via analysis and field verification to achieve performance with margin.
Specialist installation and verification for precision environments and vibration-sensitive tools.
Tool installation to VC/OEM limits with survey-driven acceptance.
Foundations and isolation for MRI, CT and microscopy suites.
Low-noise floors and pedestals for precision measurement.
Commissioning support to protect throughput and uptime.
Cleanroom integration with MEP coordination and access.
Ultra-low vibration setups for surface and dimensional analysis.
Isolation tuning and acceptance testing for sensitive tools.
Retrofit mitigation in occupied clinical environments.
Independent consultants specialising in vibration and dynamics — we engineer solutions, not product catalogues.
Cleanroom and precision-environment projects led by P. A. Schmitz CEng MIMechE MIoA.
Measurement, modelling (FEA) and verification with audit-ready reporting.
Pedestal–floor interaction accounted for; transmissibility and modes managed.
Recommendations aligned to operational risk, throughput and maintainability.
We iterate design with measurement feedback to meet VC/OEM criteria with margin.
Verify floor performance; manage deviations with mitigation plans.
Loop survey results back into the FEA model for tuning.
Commissioning and acceptance testing with documented results.
Design → FEA → constructability review → verify → update → optimise.
Modes, transmissibility, PSD and 1/3-octave checks.
Use measured tri-axial data (including 1 Hz bands) to close the loop.
Reinforcement detailing and stiffness/mass optimisation.
Seismic pedestals and inertia blocks integrated to tool loads.
Acceptance against VC curves and OEM criteria.
Selection and tuning of isolators, damping layers and mounts.
Integration with MEP, access and maintenance envelopes.
Transient characterisation using heel-drop and impulse tests.
Share your equipment, environment and acceptance criteria. We’ll reply with an initial engineering approach and options.
Page authored by Paul Schmitz CEng MIMechE MIoA — Chartered Mechanical & Acoustical Engineer with 29 years’ experience in vibration measurement, analysis, FEA and low-vibration design.