What Is Settling Time?
Settling time can be described as the amount of time you must wait to make a vibration measurement after: turning the power on, connecting the sensor, “mounting” the sensor,…
Settling time can be described as the amount of time you must wait to make a vibration measurement after: turning the power on, connecting the sensor, “mounting” the sensor,…
Underwater applications for vibration sensors can be problematic at times. As the sensors require some type of power, the possibility of water ingression into either the sensor or cable makes failure…
Developing an efficient predictive maintenance program is essential for the success of food and beverage manufacturing operations.…
It is not uncommon in industry to find a junction box or switch box enclosure with water seeping in, especially when an entry or exit is made on the side or top. Often water pours out when the analyst…
Accelerometer datasheets include a tremendous amount of information. Here is a quick guide to understanding the basics. For the purposes of this guide, CTC’s AC292 compact, premium accelerometer…
Learn why proximity probes must be calibrated to the specific material being monitored.…
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…
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…
In the realm of vibration analysis, two terms that are often used interchangeably are "vibration sensor" and "accelerometer." …
JPS Reliability recently switched from a competitive sensor to CTC's AC292 accelerometer for improved monitoring of a crucial process water pump motor…