Journal of Vibroengineering

Journal of Vibroengineering (JVE) ISSN (Print) 1392-8716, ISSN (Online) 2538-8460 is a prestigious peer reviewed International Journal specializing in theoretical and practical aspects of Vibration Engineering. It is indexed in Clarivative Analytics (Emerging Sources Citation Index - ESCI) and other major scientific databases. Established in 1997 and published 8 times a year (every 1.5 months), the journal attracts attention from the International Engineering Community.

The List of Principal Topics

• Mechanical vibrations and applications;
• Fault diagnosis based on vibration signal analysis;
• Vibration generation and control
• Seismic engineering and applications;
• Modal analysis and applications;
• Vibration in transportation engineering;
• Flow induced structural vibrations;
• Oscillations in biomedical engineering;
• Chaos, nonlinear dynamics and applications;
• Oscillations in Electrical Engineering;
• Accoustics, noise control and engineering applications;
• Fractional dynamics and applications;

Journal is indexed in

• CLARIVATE ANALYTICS: Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI).
• SCOPUS: ELSEVIER Bibliographic Database.
• EI COMPENDEX: ELSEVIER Bibliographic Database.
• EBSCO:
  • Academic Search Complete;
  • Computers & Applied Sciences Complete;
  • Central & Eastern European Academic Source;
  • Current Abstracts;
  • Shock & Vibration Digest;
  • TOC Premier.
• Gale Cengage Learning:
  • Academic OneFile Custom Periodical;
  • Science in Context.
• INSPEC: OCLC. The Database for Physics, Electronics and Computing.
• Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ): https://doaj.org
• Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com
• CNKI Scholar: http://eng.scholar.cnki.net
• Crossref: https://www.crossref.org

Publication dates

Issue 1

February 15th

Issue 2

March 31st

Issue 3

May 15th

Issue 4

June 30th

Issue 5

August 15th

Issue 6

September 30th

Issue 7

November 15th

Issue 8

December 31st

Journal of Vibroengineering is covered in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), which means all articles published in the journal are indexed in Web of Science at the time of publication.

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Editor's Pick

Dynamic analysis of offshore wind turbine blades under the action of wind shear and fluctuating wind

• A theoretical model including FSI was established for wind turbine rotating blades.
• The dynamic responses under four conditions were analyzed.
• Dynamic characteristics under the combined action or only wind shear were carried out.
• Results provide references for reliability operation and optimal design of blades.

A VCM-based novel whole-spacecraft vibration isolation device: simulation and experiment

In the launching process, the spacecraft situated in an extreme dynamic environment may withstand by various dynamic loads such as noise loading in the fairing, motor excited vibration, shock of the separation devices, etc. To achieve a successful launching, the device called whole-spacecraft vibration isolator is usually installed between the adapter and the spacecraft to prevent the later from being damage. A novel WSVI device, which composed of supporting leaf springs, voice coil motors (VCM) and actuator supports, is designed to suppress the structural vibration of the spacecraft in this paper. The novel WSVI device features small space footprint and light weight, and satisfy the design requirement of vibration isolation without changing of the Payload Adaptor Fitting structure. A dynamic model of the WSVI device is established to evaluate the performance of the system. The dynamic characteristics and responses subjected to external excitation are studied for the spacecraft installed with WSVI. The vibration isolation performance is analyzed after turning the VCM into passive dampers. The results show that the novel WSVI device, which can reduce the amplitude of vibration response of the spacecraft significantly, is valid for vibration suppression of the spacecraft.

A new weak fault diagnosis method based on multi-scale wavelet noise tuning cascaded multi-stable stochastic resonance

For detecting the weak fault diagnosis submerged in heavy noise, a new method called multi-scale cascaded multi-stable stochastic resonance (MCMSR) is studied. The method can effectively extract weak fault diagnosis from noise background using multi-scale wavelet noise tuning stochastic resonance (SR). Firstly, input signal with noise is decomposed by multi-scale wavelets transformation, and each scale signal is adjusted by scaling factor, then the decomposed signal is used as the input of cascaded multi-stable systems to achieve the detection of fault diagnosis. If the input signal is a large parameter signal, to conform to the conditions of SR, the decomposed signal must be processed by twice sampling. The simulation and experimental signals are carried out to test the feasibility of the method. From the signal to noise ratio (SNR) comparison curves of original signal, SR output signal and MCMSR output signal plotted together, we can find that the useful signal can be enhanced by MCMSR method than SR method. The experimental results indicate that the MCMSR can extract fault diagnosis from heavy background noise.

Review Process

All manuscripts will be assigned to at least two qualified reviewers through 7 steps described below. Decisions will be made as rapidly as possible, and the journal strives to return reviewers’ comments to authors within 6-12 weeks.

On receiving an article, the Editorial office will pre-screen your manuscript in 1 week. The Editor in charge of the manuscript will check whether the manuscript is valid, does fall into the scope of the Journal, the presentation language is fluent, and the contribution to the state of the art is clear.

Following is a formal review process accomplished by external anonymous reviewers. Please note that the final decision on the acceptance / rejection of your manuscript is upon the Editor-in-Chief or one of the Associate Editors.

1. Manuscript Submission – A manuscript code is assigned to every submission – authors are urged to use this code for any further communication regarding this manuscript. The manuscript is assigned to one of the Associated Editors (members of the Editorial Board of the Journal).
2. Pre-reviewing (Editorial Office) – Initial Screening of the Manuscript – the Manuscript can be rejected or forwarded to the peer review process at this stage. A Reject decision can be immediately reached if the anti-plagiarism software does show a non-satisfactory score (over 5 %).
3. Peer Review – External Anonymous Reviewers are assigned (if the manuscript is not rejected up to this point).
4. Reviewer’s reports are collected by at the Editorial Office of the Journal. The Associated Editor is either rejecting the Manuscript – or requesting a revision from the authors based on the Reviewers’ comments (Minor, Major Revision requests or the Reject recommendation).
5. Authors return their revised manuscript to the Editorial Office. The Associated Editor is taking a decision – Accept, the Second Round of Revision, or Reject – the decision is communicated to the Authors. The process is iterated to the point No. 2 if an additional revision is requested by the reviewers.
6. Authors are allowed to perform two rounds of revisions. If Reviewers are not convinced by the arguments of authors after the second round of revisions – the manuscript is automatically rejected. In case the two assigned reviewers do have conflicting recommendations, a judge reviser (usually selected from the members of the Editorial Board of the Journal) is invited to give a final recommendation.
7. The final decision is communicated to the Authors.

Conditions of Acceptance

Each article submitted to JVE will be accepted or rejected according to the originality, contribution to the state of the art in the field, the fitness to the scope of the Journal, quality of content, and presentation of the submitted manuscript.

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