By nature, high-frequency sound is very low-energy, so it tends not to travel far from its source. On a motor-and-pump setup, for instance, we’d ideally like to take our readings…
It is always a challenge in the field of condition monitoring to monitor the machines which are not approachable, and that makes them prone to frequent failures.
This technical article develops a universal computer program for the two-plane balance of rigid rotors, by means of a unified treatment of the system and the convention for the phase measurement, which can be used by any general balancing equipment...
Rolling stand vibration analysis - Issues with data collection Mill stands have had manual vibration data collection conducted monthly since 2010 and although this method was beneficial in finding issues such as alignments, looseness, bearing and gear wear We were still having delay events caused by faster-moving defects in between manual readings.
What is important to know is that vibration monitoring techniques that are widely used at present generate the domain of informative features of equipment defects in a form that is extremely problematic for automatic systems. The main issue is...
Electrical failure modes can be divided into four main categories. This tip will briefly discuss these categories and their associated thermal patterns to help the field thermographer better understand and identify thermal anomalies found in the field...
If you are used to vibration analysis, you may be wondering whether ultrasound analysis allows you to diagnose faults as well. Adrian Messer explains…
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Ensuring assets are reliable means leaning heavily on condition-based maintenance strategies.......
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