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Amplitude, vibration velocity, vibration acceleration, vibration velocity.
There are three units for measuring vibration values of equipment: (mm), (mm/s), and (mm/s2). Vibration is evaluated based on three parameters: displacement, velocity, and acceleration. The most widely used unit for vibration is (mm/s).
(mm amplitude), (mm/s vibration velocity), (mm/s² vibration acceleration); mm/S
mm (amplitude), mm/s (vibration velocity), mm/s2 (vibration acceleration); mm/s
Vibration displacement value (um), vibration velocity value (mm/s) and vibration acceleration value (g) in mm
Displacement in mm; Speed mm/s ; Acceleration mm/(s^2)