Article | REF: BM5145 V1

Vibration analysis of rotating machines

Author: David AUGEIX

Publication date: January 10, 2001

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3. Monitoring tools

Understanding the following three sections "Monitoring tools", "Diagnostic tools" and "Main faults" requires the reader to have some basic knowledge of mathematics and signal theory. Brief reminders of the minimum requirements are therefore included in .

3.1 Overall levels (NG)

Global level monitoring offers limited investigative possibilities. Overall levels are scalar indicators which are more or less sensitive to a large number of phenomena. On a machine with a relatively high normal vibration level, the development of a mechanical fault may be masked by "background noise". In this case, the overall level measured does not react to the fault, at least not at an early stage in its development....

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