Vibration sensors are designed to attach to industrial assets, particularly machinery with high-speed rotating components, to monitor the amount and characteristics of their vibration. Specifically, vibration monitoring continuously measures a rotating asset’s root mean square (RMS) velocity, which provides a uniform measure of vibration over a wide range of machine frequencies, RMS high-frequency acceleration, and peak velocity.Similar Posts
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