Article | REF: BM5145 V1

Vibration analysis of rotating machines

Author: David AUGEIX

Publication date: January 10, 2001

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1. Fundamental principles

1.1 Equipment and measurements

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Ideally, the measurement equipment records the raw vibration signal. Depending on the needs of the analysis, indicators calculated from this signal are then defined. The evolution of these indicators provides information on machine wear.

Measuring and storing the raw vibration signal is unfortunately not possible with today's equipment. This means that the technician has to plan the various indicators required to meet the objectives right from the start of the monitoring tour.

The quality of the subsequent analysis depends to a large extent on the care taken in preparing the round...

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