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Proximity Probe Target Material Compatibility

Learn why proximity probes must be calibrated to the specific material being monitored.…

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Are Three Axes of Data Per Bearing Necessary?

For the majority of applications, it is best practice to monitor the horizontal, axial, and vertical axes. However, when it comes to permanently mounted sensors, monitoring each axis adds additional…

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Types of Maintenance Programs Explained

Run to failure occurs when repair action is not taken until a problem results in machine failure. Run to failure problems often cause costly secondary damage along with…

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Understanding Vibration Sensors and Accelerometers: A Closer Look

In the realm of vibration analysis, two terms that are often used interchangeably are "vibration sensor" and "accelerometer." …

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Switching to CTC AC292 Sensor: A Success Story for JPS Reliability

JPS Reliability recently switched from a competitive sensor to CTC's AC292 accelerometer for improved monitoring of a crucial process water pump motor…

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Sensor Calibration Basics

In order for an analyst to properly perform their job, they need to have tools they have confidence in and understand how to use. One of the primary tools for a vibration analyst is a properly…

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5 Benefits of Vibration Monitoring

In the world of machinery and equipment maintenance, staying one step ahead of potential failures is crucial. This proactive approach not only saves money but also ensures safety and operational…

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Speed/Phase Analysis Hardware Solutions

Learn more about PRO Dynamic Voltage Probe Systems, which are recommended for your speed/phase analysis applications.…

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Pulley Misalignment

Pulley misalignment is a common problem in belt-driven fans that can cause significant damage to the fan and its components.…

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What are Dynamic IEPE Vibration & Ultrasound Sensors

Dynamic IEPE (Integrated Electronics Piezoelectric) vibration and ultrasound sensors are advanced types of sensors that allow for both standard vibration AND ultrasound measurements out of one sensor. These sensors are designed to measure standard vibration faults as well as high-frequency vibrations and ultrasound signals in rotating machinery, such as pumps, motors, turbines, and other rotating equipment.…

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