The Evolving Landscape of Electrical Apparatus Maintenance
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Wireless vibration monitoring enables proactive maintenance by providing real-time diagnostics, reducing downtime, and improving asset reliability. With evolving technology and lower costs, service providers can enhance offerings, strengthen customer relationships, and gain a competitive edge through predictive insights and smarter asset management strategies.
Panorama Evolutivo del Mantenimiento de Equipos Eléctricos
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La monitorización inalámbrica de vibraciones permite un mantenimiento proactivo al proporcionar diagnósticos en tiempo real, reducir el tiempo de inactividad y mejorar la fiabilidad de los activos. Gracias a la evolución de la tecnología y la reducción de costes, los proveedores de servicios pueden optimizar su oferta, fortalecer las relaciones con los clientes y obtener una ventaja competitiva mediante información predictiva y estrategias de gestión de activos más inteligentes.
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Cuando la resonancia causa una vibración excesiva, es importante identificar la frecuencia natural y la forma modal de la vibración. Una simple prueba de impacto (bump test), realizada a máquina parada, es un buen primer paso para identificar la frecuencia natural.
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When resonance does cause excessive vibration, it is important to identify the natural frequency and the mode shape of the vibration. A simple bump test, conducted with the machine not running, is a good first step in identifying the natural frequency.
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This focused introduction will explain the what, how and why of static-couple balancing from a practical point of view.
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As we communicate internationally, language barriers persist. In the technical fields, the metric-imperial units clash is slowly diminishing. Many vibration analysts are “bilingual” in that respect and are comfortable using either system. But for more casual users who may only encounter vibration data in regard to meeting specs, unfamiliar vibration amplitude units can be a challenge.
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A medida que nos comunicamos internacionalmente, persisten las barreras del idioma y en el campo técnico, el choque entre unidades métricas y en pulgadas está disminuyendo lentamente. Muchos analistas de vibraciones son “bilingües” y se sienten cómodos utilizando cualquiera de los sistemas. Pero para los usuarios ocasionales que tal vez solo encuentren datos de vibración con respecto al cumplimiento de las especificaciones, las unidades de amplitud de vibración desconocidas pueden ser un reto.
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Overall vibration amplitude levels will indicate if a machine has a problem but determining what that problem could be requires both amplitude and frequency data. The vibration spectrum provides the most convenient way to analyze those two key vibration parameters.
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One of the more mundane things we as repairers must be concerned with is motor storage. For many of us, storing large motors for major customers is its own profit center. For all of us, being aware of how our customers store the motors we repair and send to them is critical to customer satisfaction. A poorly stored motor is likely to suffer winding or bearing failure, and we don’t want unrealistic warranty claims over something outside our control.