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    Vibration Analysis
    VM - ISO 10816

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    Home > Vibration Analysis > VM - ISO 10816

    Vibration Monitoring Non Rotating


    Machines

    VM - Vibration Monitoring (ISO 10816) - is it


    evidently shaking itself - monitor by operator or
    transducer.

    Vibration Monitoring has its roots in maintenance


    engineers inspecting machines during their traditional
    walk around. It attempts for formalise an instinctive
    understanding that a machine is vibrating unusually.

    ISO 10816 establishes the general conditions and


    procedures for measurement and evaluation of
    vibrations from the non-rotating parts of machines.

    Standards provide guidance for machines operating in


    the 10 to 200 Hz (600 to 12,000 RPM) frequency
    range. Examples of these types of machines are
    small, direct-coupled, electric motors and pumps,
    production motors, medium motors, generators,
    steam and gas turbines, turbo-compressors, turbo-
    pumps and fans. Some of these machines can be
    coupled rigidly or flexibly, or connected through
    gears. The axis of the rotating shaft may be
    horizontal, vertical or inclined at any angle.

    ISO 10816-3 defines four groups of machines, ranked


    according to size, base and purpose. It separates the
    working conditions into four zones:

    Zone A Green: vibration values from machines just put into


    operation

    Zone B Yellow: continuous operation without any


    restrictions

    Zone C Orange: condition is acceptable only for a limited


    period of time

    Zone D Red: dangerous vibration values - damage could


    occur at any time

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