Regarding the representation method of vibration meters: mm, mm/s
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Units on the vibration meter: mm, mm/s, m/s². What does the sub-dial indicate? I only know that m/s2 is acceleration. Which ones do displacement, vibration, intensity, amplitude, and the commonly referred to “dao” correspond to respectively? First, thanks to all of you :)
The units on the vibration meter are: amplitude in mm; vibration intensity in mm/s; acceleration in m/s2. 1 mm equals 100 \"daos\" of amplitude. We usually express amplitude in μm.
On the vibration meter, the vibration displacement in μm (=0.001mm) represents； Vibration velocity (intensity of vibration) is expressed in mm/s, while the root mean square velocity is also given in mm/s; acceleration is expressed in m/s2. “Dao” is a term used to describe vibration displacement, with 1 dao equaling 1 si = 10 μm = 0.01 mm.
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