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Dear all;

To collect a TWF I learnt that I should choose the following parameters:
1) Fmax - atleast to collect 6 rev
2) Parameter - the parameter of the sensor ( Acceleration in case if an accelerometer is used)
3) Average - 01
4) Window - Rectangular
5) lines - 1600 / 3200

I have collected a signature with
1) No average
2) Fmax - 10000Hz
3) lines - 1600
My Question?

A time wave form collected using the said parameters will have amp in terms of g ;
My software is having an option of Time signal velocity and time signal acceleration
for a single measuring point

Which I should use for Interpretation for best


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Posts: 23 | Location: India | Registered: 10 February 2008Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I always find raw signal best to display for TW.
So use acceleration per what you "learnt".
Perhaps others on this forum can explain a good reason for looking at TWF in velocity ??

Since you dont state speed of machine, I have no idea if your Fmax is correct. Again, use what you learnt. 6 to 10 revs in display would be typical depending on what detail your looking for.

Jim P
 
Posts: 108 | Location: Upstate, NY | Registered: 27 May 2005Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Prabhu,
It depends on the type of machinery you are monitoring and are you using this data for trending or troubleshooting?


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Erik Concha
erik.a.concha at shell dot com
 
Posts: 66 | Location: Gulf Coast | Registered: 25 February 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Hi
Time wave form is best suited for vibration analysis of antifriction bearings and gear teeth problems.It is apt to use acceleration in terms of Gs(pk-pk) if you are using accelerometer as sensor.Integrating acceleration to velocity often produces errors and we may not get accurate data.The impact force can be directly measured as acceleration. In my opinion its acceleration for the sake of accuracy and correctness of data.I use strictly acceleration TWF for bearings condition assessment.

thank you

Arun K
 
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