Units related to vibration
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How is g converted to mm/s in terms of vibration units? Thank you
It seems there is no standard formula, but for the acceleration of harmonic components at a single frequency, there is a certain relationship between velocity and displacement. There is a diagram in GB/T6075-1 that can be used as a reference.
g is in m/S2, and it is the result of integrating mm/s. I also just asked someone for advice
Static balance is a type of balancing test with relatively lower precision; dynamic balance is more precise, and the best option is high-speed dynamic balance.
g is the acceleration due to gravity, equal to 9.8 meters per second squared; it’s not easy to convert it into velocity. Although there are conversion formulas for a single frequency (I posted them on a forum – you can search for them), the frequency range of acceleration is often different from that of velocity. When the acceleration is high, the velocity is usually very low, so converting between them doesn’t make much sense.
1g=9.8 m/s2