Use of vibration meters and standards for various values
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Vibration meters are primarily used to measure acceleration, velocity, and amplitude. What are the standard values for these three parameters, and what are their maximum limits?
You can take a look at JB/T8097-1999, the mechanical industry standard — Methods for the Measurement and Evaluation of Pumps. Suitable for various types of pumps other than submersible pumps and reciprocating pumps, as well as speed-regulating hydraulic couplings for pumps, with speeds ranging from 600 to 12,000 r/min.
Different device standards vary, as do those in different industries; it depends on the device and the industry in question.
Only the amplitude requirement is known: 3000 revolutions per minute is the standard
This wasn’t asked by someone else; even when contacting vibration analyzer manufacturers, they can only provide general standards such as ISO10816. As WQC said, it varies depending on the equipment; it’s best to have standards specific to one’s own factory. If none exist, then the equipment manufacturer’s standards, industry standards, **standards, or international standards can be used.
The standards given on the 2nd floor are quite representative; this is more or less what we use as well
View the vibration standards for rotating machinery in petrochemical industries as specified in the ‘Petrochemical Equipment Maintenance Procedures’.
Vibration meters have nothing to do with standards. All standards have to be checked from random data; your device has specific requirements. General equipment represents general requirements.