Equipment vibration testing

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Everyone, does anyone know what the difference is between the measurement points detected by the handheld vibration detector we are using and those detected by the vibration sensors built into the engine itself? Last time I used a handheld vibration detector to measure the vibration of our engine, the values obtained were quite different from those measured by the engine’s own vibration sensors. So I’m asking everyone if there is any difference between them. Is it that the vibration sensors built into the engine unit measure the vibration of the crankshaft, while the handheld vibration detector is used to detect the vibration on the surface?

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