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Condition monitoring and diagnostics of
machines — Vibration condition
monitoring —
Part 1:
General procedures
‘Surveillance des conditions et sclomnosth ‘des machines — Surveillance
‘relative aux conditions des vibrations
Partie 1. Procedures généreles
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19 MAR 2002
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Introduction
‘The principal purpose of vibration condition monitoring of machinery is to Provide information on the operating
‘congition of the machine for protection and predictive maintenance. An integral part of this process is the evaluation
of the vibratory condition of the machine over operating time. The purpose of this part of ISO 13373 is to promate
the use of well-accepted guidelines for acquiring and evaluating vibration measurements for condition monitoring
In contrast to vibration testing used strictly for diagnostic or acceptance purposes, condition monitaring invoWves the
‘acquisition of data which can te compared over a span of time, and emphasizes the changes in vibration
behaviour rather than any particular behaviour by itset.
Changes in vibration behaviour may typically be caused by
— changes in balance,
— changes in alignment,
— wear of or damage to journals or anti friction bearings, t
— gear of coupling defects,
—~_ctacks in the entical components,
— operational transients,
— fluid-tlow disturbances in hydraulic machinery,
— transient excitations in electric machinery,
— rubbing, and
— mechanical looseness.
Vibration condition monitoring can provide information for the following purposes:
— to increase equipment protection
— to improve safety for personne!
— toimprove maintenance procedures;
— to detect problems early;
— to avoid catastrophic failures;
— toextend equipment lite;
— . to enhance operations.
Vibration measurements for condition monitoring may ta