Within the vibration community, it is commonly accepted to describe a spalling process in a bearing in four stages; from the first microscopic sign to a severely damaged bearing...
Listen to the recorded webinar now! We all know how powerful vibration analysis can be when used to detect fault conditions and determine the nature and severity of the problem. But can vibration analysis be used to actually improve reliability, rather than just warning us when avoidable problems occur?
Nathan Osborn, GVS and Andrew Gale, Optical Motion Technologies answer all of your questions about motion amplification. Best practices? Trouble shooting? How does it integrate into a CM program? Find out here...
The Vibe Port is unique because it is designed to allow communication from any brand of sensor back to any data collector platform with no intermediate software required...
One of the most frequently quoted studies related to electric motor reliability is a 1983 Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) project performed by General Electric...
Parallelism of rollers has gained importance since the production speed of different kinds of sheet materials has been continuously increased in order to raise the production volume...
Vibration monitoring on gearboxes is not obvious. Brand new gearboxes do have vibrations. Therefor putting alarm detection based on overall vibration levels often leads to false alarms or missed fault detection...
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