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Wad
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This is a Centrifuge running at 2160 rpm. We are getting 1X harmontic of running speed. Ant ideas of what maybe going on?

 
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Kind of centrifuge? Vert/Hor? Peaks are they speed multiples? Something loose? Is it a kind that "flush" one way or another, any device involved in that procedure flapping around? Olov


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As Oli said, "what type"? First appearance is looseness or too much clearance.


Cordially,
Sam

 
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Wad,

I have a little problem with your data. You are showing us an overall trend with a value of .527 ips pk. You have a spectrum that goes out to 110 kcpm in G's and a waveform that is 1/4 revoluition that is 0.07 ips 0-pk. There is obviously something missing in the waveform that would be of great help analyzing this data.
 
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Why is your spectrum in acceleration and your waveform and trend in velocity? Typically, you'd want to view your spectrum in velocity for suspected mechanical defects; the acceleration spectrum attenuates the amplitudes of the lower order mechanical defects that you should be concerned about here. Also your waveform only shows 1/4 revolution; you need to have at least 4 or 5 revolutions to see if the problem is repeatable from rev to rev.

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Rusty
 
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