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m_ramadan
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Rotor

02/16/2014 6:32 AM

what is function of

1-keyphasor

2-vibration probe

3-eccentricity

4-proximity probe
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02/16/2014 9:23 AM

To continue your list:

5-Textbooks

6-Homework

7-Studying

The purpose of these three things is to educate you, so you don't go looking for help on a test.

What have you done with the money your parents gave you for textbooks?

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02/16/2014 10:51 AM

How did eccentricity get in that group?

Let's just say that without it, the other three would be unnecessary.

Or, did you mean electricity, to power the probes?
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02/16/2014 1:02 PM

I would suspect that with an eccentric rotor the vibration probe would give some pretty high values.

Not as high a value as doing your own homework, though.

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02/16/2014 7:04 PM

Hi Ramadan,

This is a good site and magazine in order to begin to know about machine vibration world

http://www.ge-mcs.com/en/orbit-magazine.html

this book is awesome/amazing and enought for your knowledge about vibration and its sensors

Of course, field experience with these systems at real world is highly recommended

Best regards

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