Articles about vibration analysis

How to Monitor Critical Machines?

Adash has launched new software for fault monitoring. In the development phase, AI did not bring significant benefits. The analytical software is based on industry experience.

Vibration meter, Vibrometer

A large group of customers interested in our predictive a proactive maintenance, vibration measurement and vibration monitoring products are becoming familiar with this topic and are looking for more information. For them we have prepared this article, which explains the basics of vibrometers, their uses and applications.

Electric motor faults and analysis

Asynchronous motors are the most commonly used type of motor. They are known for their advantages such as low purchase price, high efficiency, easy regulation and simple but robust construction.

Most Common Myths about Accelerometers and Frequency Range

In this article I will talk about the frequency range of accelerometers and about common mistakes in understanding them.

Resonance - The Hidden Threat

You have balanced your machine properly (at least twice), you have aligned it, you have checked the mountings and it still vibrates like an old washing machine for no apparent reason... The reason is probably resonance.

Smart Online Monitoring (Maintworld magazine)

Online vibration monitoring is essential for critical machines. There are machines that need to be monitored continuously; it is not enough to take a measurtement every week, or even once per day.

How to make vibration analysis work to perfection

In some cases, the use of applied diagnostics does not produce the expected end result. For example, a company may purchase a vibration analysis system and provide proper training to its staff, but still not get the expected results from its use.

Predictive Maintenance 4.0 Knowledge (Maintworld magazine)

When I visit maintenance conferences these days, I hear quite a lot about predictive maintenance (with an explanation of what it is), much less about vibration diagnostics (usually with the comment that it is too difficult to explain and that nobody would