Vibration analysis and the Shock Pulse Method (SPM) are two of the most popular condition monitoring techniques used in Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) 

Accelerometers measure vibration acceleration, shock pulse (roller bearing condition) and pump cavitation Also available in compact size, for low-speed machines and as combi sensors for vibration and temperature Patented tandem-piezo technology eliminates the disadvantages of conventional sensors

Get the most complete picture of your valuable package's journey with an enDAQ shock and vibration recorder. enDAQ's vibration sensors and loggers offer a configurable, accurate and reliable solution for gathering data with accelerometers. These devices include two embedded accelerometers to provide a wide dynamic range to capture low amplitude

To measure Shock Pulse we use filtering combined with a special Accelerometer, which is designed with specific characteristics for Shock Pulse Measurements. If designed properly, this same accelerometer can be used to measure normal vibration signals as well. Step 1 -

The combination of vibration and shock pulse measurement is ideal for monitoring mine hoist performance. The shock pulse technology is very suitable for detection of bearing damages in typical industrial environments, while vibration technology is optimal for low frequency-related fault conditions like unbalance, loose gears and misalignment.

Benefits of Vibration Analysis and Shock Analysis: Determine structural or rotating looseness or the presence of resonance. Check bearing concentricity. Detect misalignment or imbalance.

Benefits of Vibration Analysis and Shock Analysis: Determine structural or rotating looseness or the presence of resonance Check bearing concentricity Detect misalignment or imbalance Establish your Repair Priorities based on the results Improve Your Preventive Maintenance Quality and Results Test Under Load without any planned shutdown

Vibration & Shock Pulse analysis - The benefits The bottom line is that vibration analysis benefits both the operator and the maintenance technician: Enables the identification of machine faults Provides information on causes Localizes the affected components Optimizes spare parts logistics Allows early planning of maintenance measures

Shock Pulse Monitoring also known as SPM is a patented technique of predictive maintenance by measuring vibration and shock pulses of bearing in motors and to identify their condition and operating life before the next overhaul procedure.

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Shock pulse monitoring SPM is an abbreviation for the Shock Pulse Method, which is a patented technique for using signals from rolling element bearings as the basis for efficient condition monitoring of machines. Instant evaluation of bearing condition is given in an easily understood green-yellow-red color scheme.