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Fatigue

: repeated cycles of stress on a component. If you bend a part 

back and forth enough times it will fatigue. As a general rule, fatigue 

failures  result  from  vibration  frequencies  10  ‑2000  Hz  and  Velocity 

measurements are used. Velocity  will  be the primary measurement taken.

Force: 

mass x acceleration. Measured in Acceleration. Acceleration is 

the rate of change of velocity. Acceleration is used for high frequencies 

above  2000  Hz  (120,000  RPM).  Bearing  defects  and  gear  mesh 

frequencies are usually found in this range.

Impact Forces

: the result of fatigue. Impact forces are cyclical events 

which can be detected with Acceleration Enveloping. These are high 

frequency‑low amplitude events and a filter in the EXAMINER 1000 is 

set at 10-30 kHz to measure them. 

7.3  Selecting Measurement Intervals

Measurement  intervals  are  set  based  on  the  classification  of  the 

machine,  its  repair  history,  and  the  amount  of  data  required  for  a 

detailed trend analysis. At the beginning of a Predictive Maintenance 

Program,  collect  data  frequently  to  build  a  rapid  history  of  each 

machine. Adjust your program as you go. 

If measurement results are 

indicating signs of change, measurements should be performed more 

frequently. 

8.0  TYPES OF MEASUREMENTS IN THE EXAMINER 1000

Velocity

 — good for frequency ranges 10‑2000 Hz (600‑120,000 RPM)

Acceleration

 — used for higher frequencies or speeds above 2000 Hz 

(120,000 CPM)

Acceleration  Enveloping

  —  uses  a  high  pass  filter  to  measure  high‑

frequency,  repetitive  bearing  and  gear  mesh  vibration  signals;  used  for 

early  detection  of  developing  bearing  or  lubrication  problems.  Use  this 

type in combination with the other types to detect changes in  machinery.

Summary of Contents for EXAMINER 1000

Page 1: ...Manual EXAMINER 1000 Vibration Meter with Electronic Stethoscope 15 Columbia Drive Amherst NH 03031 USA Phone 603 883 3390 Fax 603 886 3300 E mail support monarchinstrument com Website www monarchins...

Page 2: ...tributor for details SAFEGUARDS AND PRECAUTIONS 1 Read and follow all instructions in this manual carefully and retain this manual for future reference 2 Do not use this instrument in any manner incon...

Page 3: ...MENTS IN THE EXAMINER 1000 8 9 0 GETTING STARTED IN YOUR PLANT 9 10 0 ESTABLISHING A DATA COLLECTION ROUTE 10 11 0 RECORDING DATA FOR A MACHINE 10 12 0 WHAT ARE YOU MEASURING 11 12 1 Multi Parameter M...

Page 4: ...leration envelope methods Vibration measurements are made by pressing the accelerometer sensor against designated Measurement Points on your equipment with either the stringer probe or with the magnet...

Page 5: ...OSCOPE REFER TO OPERATORS MANUAL FOR INSTRUCTIONS CONNECTIONS SENSOR IN AUDIO OUT Measurement Types Units V velocity mm s in s A acceleration g E envelope ge Monarch Instrument 15 Columbia Drive Amher...

Page 6: ...for each Measurement Point 5 0 WHAT IS PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE Predictive Maintenance can be defined as collecting information from machines as they operate to aid in making decisions about their healt...

Page 7: ...downtime and the possibility of catastrophic failure but allows them to effectively order parts schedule manpower and plan multiple repairs during scheduled downtime 5 1 Benefits of Predictive Mainte...

Page 8: ...these measurements shows how a machine s condition changes over a period of time Analyzing these along with other measurements provide insight into the condition of the machine and which components ma...

Page 9: ...aring and how fast Lubrication analysis is the earliest warning of a developing problem 7 0 SELECTING MACHINERY AND MEASUREMENTS Maintenance personnel have always made visual and hands on inspections...

Page 10: ...Program 7 1 3 Redundant Machines Redundant Machines are typically small size equipment that have redundancy This group typically has the largest percentage of all machines in a plant and yet they are...

Page 11: ...kHz to measure them 7 3 Selecting Measurement Intervals Measurement intervals are set based on the classification of the machine its repair history and the amount of data required for a detailed tren...

Page 12: ...record keeping of collected data Establish a standard naming convention so you can communicate your results to the rest of maintenance Uniquely identify each machine and establish a starting point fo...

Page 13: ...data collection Points on each Machine Several Points will have numerous readings i e VEL and ENV and Temp 3 Establish a Route with the Machines grouped by physical location 4 Walk the Route collecti...

Page 14: ...Vertical excessive vertical vibration can indicate mechanical looseness as well as imbalance Axial excessive axial vibration is a strong indicator of misalignment It s important to note that these ar...

Page 15: ...a in this zone Simply select the measurement Point which gives the best signal Avoid painted surfaces unloaded bearing zones housing splits and structural gaps When measuring vibration with a hand hel...

Page 16: ...ty Stinger Mounted Vibration Sensor Magnetically Mounted Vibration Sensor Load Zone 15 0 EVALUATING THE OVERALL VIBRATION MEASUREMENTS Three general principles are commonly used to evaluate your vibra...

Page 17: ...mples of machines in this category Class ll Medium sized machines typically electrical motors with 15 kW to 75 kW output without special foundations rigidly mounted engines or machines up to 300 kW on...

Page 18: ...ENVELOPE MEASUREMENTS Use the same techniques of comparison as for Overall Vibration readings Remember acceleration envelope is an advanced early warning of a developing problem High values do not ne...

Page 19: ...djustable volume control with off position Power Two 2 AA cells Operating Time 20 hours continuous without headphones Weight Instrument 7 oz 0 19 kg Complete kit 2 85 lbs 130 kg Dimensions 6 3 x 3 3 x...

Page 20: ...will be compared CPM Unit of frequency measurement cycles per minute Displacement A scalar quantity specifying the change of position of a body measured from the resting position Dynamic Force A force...

Page 21: ...cursion on a dynamic waveform also true peak and zero to peak Periodic Monitoring Measurements recorded at intervals of time Piezoelectric A material in which electrical properties change when subject...

Page 22: ...ssion Path The path from source excitation to sensor Trending The plot of a variable over time used as an indicator of change Velocity A vector quantity of the time rate change of displacement D 19 10...

Page 23: ...r details VIBRATION SEVERITY PER ISO 10816 1 Machine Class I small machines Class II medium machines Class III large rigid foundation Class IV large soft foundation in s mm s 0 01 0 28 0 02 0 45 0 03...

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