Several modern condition monitoring devices use shock pulse techniques to determine bearing quality. One of these is Prueftechnik's VIBSCANNER, marketed in the U.S. by Miami-based Ludec..
Several modern condition monitoring devices use
shock pulse techniques to determine bearing quality. One of
these is Prueftechnik's VIBSCANNER, marketed in the U.S. by
Miami-based Ludeca, Inc. (info@ludeca.com).
Much more refined than other high-frequency
measurements, shock pulse is widely used throughout the world
as a basis for predictive maintenance. Rolling element
bearings are the most common application for shock pulse, but
the measurement technique has several other applications such
as gear and compressor condition, and other applications
where metal-to-metal contact is a source of wear.
Shock pulse signals and
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