Vibration Analysis
Shifting From Vibration to Ultrasound Monitoring
Peter Eitnier of Wilcoxon talks about why the company shifted their focus to ultrasound monitoring and how important precision bearing lubrication is.
- Peter Eitnier
- Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
Overhung Cooler Fan by Phase Analysis
Phase analysis is a key tool in checking the health of machines by looking at their vibrations. It measures how the timing of vibration signals line up with each other, usually from different parts of a machine. This helps find problems like parts not lining up right, balance issues, parts being loose, or gear problems.
- Muhammad Muneeb Babar
- Al Jouf Cement Company
Bearing Defect Identification
- Nilay Patel
- Arcelor Mittal and Nippon Steel India Limited
Report of Smoke Exhaust Fans’ Vibration Measurement
Vibration measurement is a technique employed to identify and assess the magnitude of vibration in machinery or mechanical systems. It is an important technique in predictive maintenance and can help diagnose faults, especially in the early stages.
- Aung Zay Yar Min
- SPM Instrument
Structural Looseness in the System
Structural rigidity in the system plays a pivotal role in controlling vibrations. Once you have structural looseness, it starts dodging you with an unbalanced case and you start wasting your time in checking other things...
- Muhammad Muneeb Babar
- Al Jouf Cement Company
Sensor Reliability Impact on Predictive Maintenance Program Costs
Accelerometers with lower mean time between failures (MTBF) values result in higher costs for permanently installed vibration sensor applications - as much as $60 per vibration sensor. By taking the MTBF and manufacturing quality into account when making an accelerometer purchase, you can achieve lower overall program costs.
- Peter Eitnier
- Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
Data Quality Over Quantity
Seemingly, one advantage is gathering data at a vastly improved rate. Rather than a single reading every quarter, data can now be captured multiple times every hour. The advantages are obvious: much greater visibility on developing faults and a trail to follow to track existing known issues.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Spectrum Resolution Effect in Vibration Analysis
When performing vibration analysis, understanding spectral resolution is very important. It directly influences our ability to identify and diagnose machinery faults.
- Motaz Abdelsalam Mohamed
- Mobius Institute
Case Study: Inner Race and Shaft Rotational Looseness
Upon inspection, marking was done with white marker between inner race and shaft to confirm the looseness. On the next visit, the mark was clearly moved...
- Muhammad Muneeb Babar
- Al Jouf Cement Company
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