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New Machinery Health Diagnostic Techniques Using High-Frequency Vibration
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A technique is discussed for generating diagnostic information from the vibration signature of machinery in the high-frequency range (up to 100 kHz). The signal generation mechanism is discussed, as well as the diagnostically significant characteristics of the data and a method of extracting this information. Two specific cases are presented utilizing the techniques to illustrate its suitability for many of the common problems encountered in machinery.
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Burchill, R., Frarey, J., and Wilson, D., "New Machinery Health Diagnostic Techniques Using High-Frequency Vibration," SAE Technical Paper 730930, 1973, https://doi.org/10.4271/730930.Also In
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