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Excuse me, how do I read the readings of the seismograph in this picture?

2020-02-04View Original

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The reading is: 0.025mm or 0.25mm
Reply #22020-02-04
Personally, I think it should be 0.025mm, with the decimal point before zero. Additionally, the standard unit for vibration is μm; do you think it’s appropriate to read it as 0.25 mm? Is it above the standard?
Reply #32020-02-04
What kind of equipment? For centrifugal pumps, vibration velocity is generally used
Reply #42020-02-05
0.025mm represents the amplitude; it is recommended to press the switch key again to switch to vibration speed, in mm/s
Reply #52020-02-08
The function keys on the vibration meter offer different options for amplitude and vibration speed, with varying units as well; different selections yield different results :)
Reply #62020-02-19
The decimal point is first, 0.025

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