Is there a reference for the vibration values measured by online vibration detectors and handheld simple vibration meters?

2010-12-15View Original

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The compressor motor in our facility triggers an alarm due to sudden vibration levels (in um), and the equipment technicians ask the maintenance staff to use a handheld, simple vibration meter to measure the vibration levels. I feel that there is no reference point; the measurement points are not consistent. How can I use a reference point? Please help me with this, experienced seniors.

Reply #22010-12-15

There are standard ones; leave your email address and I’ll send them to you. lijianpeng1986@yahoo.cn

Reply #32010-12-15

Thank you. yinhengbo257@126.com Thank you again

Reply #42016-03-11

I want one too, 391154177@qq.com

Reply #52019-09-11

253660845 QQ, thank you

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