Questions about the accelerometer reading of the vibrometer?

2020-03-11View Original

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The accelerometer of the vibration meter has two frequency ranges: low frequency (10–1000 Hz) and high frequency (1000–15,000 Hz). How should one choose between them?

Reply #22020-03-11

I have the same problem; I hope some expert can help answer it

Reply #32020-03-11

High frequencies are generally used in situations such as cavitation in centrifugal pumps

Reply #42020-03-11

Is it chosen based on the pump’s own frequency?

Reply #52020-03-11

Experts, for ordinary motors and centrifugal pumps with a speed of 3000 r/min, should low-frequency or high-frequency be used to measure acceleration?

Reply #62020-03-12

High-speed pumps or centrifugal compressors with a rotational speed above 6000 should use high frequency, right?

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