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Vibration Spectrum Analysis Tips

  • December 2021
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Gene Vogel
EASA Pump & Vibration Specialist

The most basic tool a vibration analyst uses is the vibration spectrum. The spectrum is a graphic illustration of the frequencies present in a vibration signal and their relative amplitudes. A good way to understand the spectrum is that it is a “bar graph” of the frequencies, with hundreds of individual vertical frequency “bars” across a range of frequencies. Most spectra are displayed with only a single dot for the highest amplitude in each frequency bar, so the graph appears as a jagged line reflecting those highest amplitudes for each bar. The highest frequency in the graph is called the fmax and the number of bars in the graph is known as the “number of lines of resolution.”

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