RCM-2009 Reliability Centered Maintenance Managers' Forum - March 23-26 - Daytona Hilton Ocean Walk Village - Daytona Beach Florida Join or Manage Your Profile Posting Boards Machinery Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance Posts About vibration/alignment/balance Conversions
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Over the last few years I have downloaded some calculators through links on this forum. One was coverting from velocity to displacement to acceleration. Another one was a key length calculator. My computer crashed last week and I had to re-format my hard drive and lost everything. I thought one of the calculators came from the DLI website but I looked there with no success. If anyone knows any links to different calculators, I would appreciate the info. Oh, I did try a search for calculators on this forum but with no success.
Thanks, Ronnie |
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Here's my favourite. I'm not a vendor.
ensing-dot-ron-at-irvingtissue-dot-ca vibcon2.1.exe (304 Kb, 44 downloads) |
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Thanks for the kind comments about Vibcon. It's nice to know that the program I created is appreciated by many people.
There are versions at CTC as the above post indicates and at DLI Engineering. They do make it a bit difficult to find: http://www.dliengineering.com/downloads/vibcon2.zip The two versions are slightly different. The DLI version has dB units first. The CTC version downplays the dB units but adds a belt-speed calculator. I have some new features under consideration. Now if I could just find where I put my spare time. It seems to be missing! Jon Spintelligent Labs |
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I uploaded a key length calculator I wrote in Access. It would even draw a little picture--most of the time. Was this the one you're looking for? I'll have to dig it out of the archives.
Patrick |
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Patrick,
Where did u put the key length calculator?  It is missing!!Have a nice day!!  |
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Here's a Key length calculator that I stumbled across, in Excel format. Seems to work fine. Hudson key_length_calculator.xls (50 Kb, 46 downloads) Excel key length calculator |
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Here's a link to the thread from last year.
http://maintenanceforums.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3751089...941043031#3941043031 Patrick |
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Thanks guys. Those were exactly what I was looking for. Jon, the vibcon was one of my favorites. There were a couple others not specific to vibration that would covert any thing from length to to speed to force but not sure where I found those. A lot of stuff can be lost in one flash of lightening. Maybe I need to practice my backup skills. I guess I am fortunate though, two days of work and all I had to replace was my sound card.
Thanks to all, Ronnie |
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Here there is another source:
https://www.ctconline.com/index2.asp?currentnode=903&level2id=557 |
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