Looking for Mechanical tests data

[Syphax Zennouche]

Hey there,
Guys, I hope that you're all doing well.

I'm about to start my graduation project, it will touch mechanical engineering and Data science and AI/ML.
Does anyone know where I can find some data there for various mechanical tests!

If this isn't clear enough, here are 2 examples that may clarify what I'm expecting.
1) let's say that there is a device X which gets vibrational signals, researchers may change conditions and get different signals, for this example, is there any source to get data like those signals?

2) another example, let's say researchers have done many deflection tests with various materials and different conditions (geometry, temperature, environment…etc.), is there any open source provider for such tests data?

I hope that I described my expectations clearly, and you can reply down here if anything doesn't make sense.
Waiting for your ideas, guys.
Thanks

 

[IRstuff]

I would suggest you ask one of the professors at your school that does research in things like that. Testing labs obviously would have such data, but they're usually proprietary data owned by whomever commissioned the testing, and they're typically special purpose, so even if you had the data, it wouldn't necessarily be correlated to anything you can use.

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[Syphax Zennouche]

Hey,

Thanks for the guys who gave me information here.

I came back after more days of looking for sources, and I found an answer to my question, and I think that it will be helpful for people facing my situation.

If you're looking for a dataset for any field of research, I suggest these:

Google's Datasets Search Engine:
Kaggle Datasets.
Amazon Datasets.​

You can also ask for a certain dataset on Reddit : [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.reddit.com/r/datasets/[/url]

Last but not least, in many countries and organizations around the world there are open .gov/.org websites offering fresh data of all sorts ready to exploit.

Good luck guys…
Regards.