BISOPE series 56- Vibration and machine condition

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If the body temperature measured in a person is too high or too low, everyone agrees that they are not feeling well. I think this premise is natural because we have learned it through numerous results for a long time even if we do not know science. An auditor asked a question. He appeared to be a mid-level researcher, and this was a novel idea I had never heard before. “Is high vibration a bad condition for the machine? Why do you say that premise is obvious?” All the other auditors next to him looked at him strangely, but I could only answer indirectly, “Vibration, like temperature, expresses a state.”

 

Vibration signals include the state of the machine.

This is written on the front page of the basic textbook of a renowned professional company that performs equipment diagnosis through vibration. ‘The vibration signal you are currently measuring from the machine contains all the defect signals of the machine. By analyzing these signals well, the machine can tell where the pain is.’

 Now let me say it again. ‘The state of a moving machine can be judged by vibration.

 

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