Vibration Testing Flashcards

1
Q

What is the Ski Slope Effect?

A

The initial Data is distorted and slopes down to actual vibration readings

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What are the Central Tasks of Periodic Monitoring?

A

Screening and Trending

Screening is the prociss of sampling and comparing data to alarms to determine the condition

Trending - Comparing Data to Previous trends

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3
Q

When Trending overall Amplitude values of vibration does not work, the problem is?

A

lack of signal strength
noise problems
Amplitudes are Masked

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4
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What change would indicate the need to do a more detailed analysis, more frequent monitoring, or shut down?

A

2-2.5x

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5
Q

How to fix data that’s overpowered by higher Amplitudes?

A

RMS trending of band filtered values

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6
Q

What is Band Filtered Values?

A

Elimination of higher amplitudes/Normal vibration levels that overpower the Lower Frequencies that we need to see.

Similar to opening a dirty window for a closer/clearer view

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7
Q

How many Alarms are there usually?

What are they?

A

2-3 Alarms

Alert
Warning
Fault

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8
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What is Fault Analysis

A

The process of finding what the problem is and where it is located.

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9
Q

The analyst obtains an overview of the fault and severity by looking at the

A

Periodicity
Shape
Amplitude

of the Time Wave From

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10
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What is Condition Analysis?

A

Process of determining the severity of the vibration and what it means

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11
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What is Resonance?

A

When natural frequencies = forcing frequencies. Most machines cannot tolerate this.

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