What is the unit of vibration gF for York units?
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As the title suggests, is this displacement or velocity?
Do you know how to do the conversion?
Displacement acceleration is mainly data related to compressor vibration detection.
Let’s start with the conclusion: GF is a unit used in engineering; it refers to the force acting on an object of 1g weight (originally referring to gravity, but later extended to include various forces in engineering). It cannot be converted into mechanical units directly, but it can be derived from them. F=ma, which is also equivalent to F/m. The unit of force is N, while the unit of mass is g; this is how the conversions are made. 1 gf = 9.8*10^-3 N, and g = 9.8*10^-3 meters per second squared. For example, 2 gf equals 19.6 mm/s^2. Please correct me if there are any mistakes in my explanation.
GE? The acceleration envelope, a value obtained through Fourier transformation, is used to indicate signs of early bearing damage
It is best to conduct a professional vibration analysis and noise measurement; what is shown on the screen is only an approximate estimate.
An acceleration of 1 g is equal to 9.81 m/s²
The acceleration envelope allows for a more intuitive representation of the vibration conditions on the spectrum