A vibration meter (vibrometer) is an instrument widely used for vibration monitoring and control across various industries. Vibration meters are equipped with highly sensitive sensors capable of detecting all vibrational movements. After measurement, the acquired data is displayed on a screen. Some of these sensors are designed to measure relative movements, while others measure absolute movements.
One of the critical aspects in various industries is the vibration monitoring of tools and rotating machinery such as turbine generators, pumps, bearings, motors, fans, etc. If vibration levels exceed specific limits, it can lead to accidents or equipment failure; therefore, measuring the vibration of components and machines is of high importance. These fluctuations and vibrations are measured using vibration meters. These devices are extensively used in the maintenance and repair of mobile industrial equipment. Advanced models are capable of measuring velocity, acceleration, and displacement ranges. Vibration is a mechanical oscillation around an equilibrium point. This oscillation can be periodic, like a clock pendulum, or random, occurring at varying intervals.
PRUFTECHNIK VIBXPERT II
The PRUFTECHNIK VIBXPERT II vibration meter features an internal thermometer, allowing temperature data to be added to the vibration route. This system provides a complete overview of the machine’s thermal and vibrational status.
* Features a color display and graphical menu for ease of use.
* Fast data acquisition using an internal processor.
* Capability to define measurement routes to increase inspection speed and provide quick access to analysis.
* Single-plane and two-plane balancing capabilities.
* Displays Phase Angle, Shaft Orbit, Cepstrum, and Runout.
* Capabilities include Modal Analysis, Order Analysis, Coast Up/Down, Bump Test, and Recording.
* Includes an ODS (Operating Deflection Shape) Analysis module.
* IP65 physical protection standard for resistance against water, dust, smoke, etc.
Vibration Meters and Balancers
MX10 Balancer
The MX10 Balancer is recognized as one of the world’s premier balancers. One of its competitive advantages over other existing devices is the inclusion of ready-made templates for various types of **Overhung** and **Between-Bearing** rotors.
Wiser Balancer 1X
As you know, all portable balancers globally perform balancing based on phase angle; therefore, the structure for measuring the amount and location of the correction mass after installing the trial mass is the same for all. However, Erbessd Instruments has created a capability for the first time that allows the sensor and tachometer to connect wirelessly to a mobile phone, making balancing easy. Furthermore, in terms of price, this balancer can be introduced as the most affordable balancer in the world.
Wiser Balancer 3X
As you know, all portable balancers globally perform balancing based on phase angle; therefore, the structure for measuring the amount and location of the correction mass after installing the trial mass is the same for all. However, Erbessd Instruments has created a capability for the first time that allows the sensor and tachometer to connect wirelessly to a mobile phone, making balancing easy. Furthermore, in terms of price, this balancer can be introduced as the most affordable balancer in the world.
MX20 Data Collector
The MX20 Data Collector is one of the best data collectors in the world. Its competitive advantages include ultra-fast data acquisition (capturing time, frequency, and envelope data in just 3 seconds). Additionally, the ODS capability in the MX30 equipment* is highly notable among other devices; ready-made models in this equipment allow users to easily select a similar model on-site next to the equipment, displaying the equipment’s ODS in less than 5 minutes
Wiser Vibe 1X Data Collector
As you know, all portable balancers globally perform balancing based on phase angle; therefore, the structure for measuring the amount and location of the correction mass after installing the trial mass is the same for all. However, Erbessd Instruments has created a capability for the first time that allows the sensor and tachometer to connect wirelessly to a mobile phone, making balancing easy. Furthermore, in terms of price, this balancer can be introduced as the most affordable balancer in the world.
Wiser Vibe 3X Data Collector
Have you ever thought that you could easily balance on-site using just your mobile phone? As you know, all portable balancers globally perform balancing based on phase angle; therefore, the structure for measuring the amount and location of the correction mass after installing the trial mass is the same for all. However, Erbessd Instruments has created a capability for the first time that allows the sensor and tachometer to connect wirelessly to a mobile phone, making balancing easy. Furthermore, in terms of price, this balancer can be introduced as the most affordable balancer in the world.
Vibpro V2 Plus Data Collector and Balancer
The VIBPRO V2 Plus vibration meter is lightweight and features a USB port. It measures vibrations within a route format and displays the waveform and FFT frequency spectrum in real-time.
* Features an FFT display spectrum with 3200-line resolution and high physical resistance (IP67).
* Capability to input supplementary information regarding the machine’s physical condition within the route, such as bearing lubrication status, etc.
* Capability to add temperature to the route, featuring a non-contact thermometer for measuring equipment temperature.
* Wireless connection to PC and a color display.
MX30 Data Collector and Balancer
The MX30 Data Collector and Balancer is one of the best data collectors and balancers in the world. Its competitive advantages include ultra-fast data acquisition (capturing time, frequency, and envelope data in just 3 seconds). Additionally, the ODS capability in the MX30 equipment is highly notable among other devices; ready-made models in this equipment allow users to easily select a similar model on-site next to the equipment, displaying the equipment’s ODS in less than 5 minutes.
How does a vibration meter work?
Before vibrations can be measured, a sensor (vibration pickup) must be attached to the machine to measure the vibrations and indicate the machine’s vibrational behavior. various types of sensors are used depending on the acceptable vibration model, but the most common is called an **accelerometer**, as it offers more advantages than other sensors. An accelerometer is a sensor that produces an electrical signal caused by vibration. This signal is proportional to the acceleration of the vibration of the machine to which the sensor is attached.
Why is vibration monitoring important?
Machinery vibration can take various forms. A machine component may vibrate with high or low amplitude, fast or slow, with or without noise, and with perceptible heat. Machine vibrations are sometimes designed intentionally and are beneficial; examples include screens (sieves) or surface polishers. In other cases, machine vibrations are unwanted and can lead to equipment failure.