Vibration-Based Condition Monitoring¶
Randall, R. B. (2011). Vibration-Based Condition Monitoring: Industrial, Aerospace and Automotive Applications. Wiley.
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- Harmonic Distortion
- In mechanical and structural engineering, a system with nonlinear stiffness or backlash responds to a single driving frequency with vibration at its harmonics, so the spectrum of a machine's vibration reveals nonlinearities (loose joints, cracked components) that a linear analysis would miss.
This sourceTreats how nonlinear stiffness, looseness, cracks, and backlash generate harmonics in a machine's vibration spectrum, so the harmonic content reveals nonlinearities a linear analysis would miss.
- In mechanical and structural engineering, a system with nonlinear stiffness or backlash responds to a single driving frequency with vibration at its harmonics, so the spectrum of a machine's vibration reveals nonlinearities (loose joints, cracked components) that a linear analysis would miss.
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