Pollack Periodica
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Volume 17: Issue 3
Detection of unbalance defect by the vibration analysis technique
Authors:
Abdelkader Benbouaza Electrical Engineering and Maintenance Research Laboratory, High School of Technology, University Mohamed First of Oujda, Morocco

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Abderrazek Benbouaza Steel Company SONASID Arcelor Mittal of Nador, Morocco

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Pages:
36–40
Online Publication Date:
25 Apr 2022
Publication Date:
15 Sep 2022
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1556/606.2022.00605
Keywords:
conditional maintenance; vibration analysis; unbalance defects
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Abstract

The main advantage of condition monitoring by analyzing vibrations on rotating machines is the possibility of detecting faults before a failure occurs leading to the unplanned stoppage of a machine.

The unbalance defect is the most common and most frequently encountered cause of vibration, it is also one of the main causes of reduction in the life of machines and it constitutes one of the main risks for Security.

This paper is devoted to the experimental study of the two types of unbalance defects, their different vibratory signatures and how to differentiate their vibratory behavior from other mechanical faults which manifests itself by the presence of a peak at the rotational frequency in the case of combined faults.

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