Computational and Experimental Methods for the Estimation of the Sensitivity Characteristics of a Vibration Induction Transducer

Nikolaev, Yu. L.; Samorukov, A. A.; Borisenko, Alexey

doi:10.1007/s11018-023-02147-3

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“…Equation ( 41) determines the θ(t) change pattern, according to which, using the solution to the differential Equation ( 21), the acceleration 2 2 dt d  of the VS housing displacement in the absolute coordinate system is ultimately found. In general, according to (21), the disturbing impact Pα(t) on an object causes a complex oscillatory nature of its linear displacement:…”

Section: Pα(t)mentioning

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“…Currently, each of these stages involves a variety of techniques and tools, and choosing the most effective ones may be a rather complex problem since each of them has its own characteristics, advantages, and shortcomings. Obviously, the efficiency of vibration-based diagnostics is first determined by the specifications of primary data collection and processing tools [ 19 , 20 , 21 , 22 ].…”

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“…In this case, in vibration-based diagnostics, the main physical operating equipment condition data carrier is the vibroacoustic signal, which is a collective concept encompassing information on oscillatory processes (vibrational, hydrodynamic, gas-dynamic, etc.) and acoustic noise of the mechanism in the surrounding environment [ 21 , 22 , 23 ].…”

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Hybrid Vibration Sensor for Equipment Monitoring and Diagnostics

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Bochkarev,

Khramshin

et al. 2024

Sensors

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Vibration diagnostics based on vibroacoustic signal data belong to the most common ways to monitor the technical condition of equipment and technical structures. The paper considers the general issues of vibration-based diagnostics and shows that in general, it is required to monitor both axial and torsional oscillations, as well as the inclination angle, occurring during the operation of various technical objects. To comprehensively monitor these parameters, a hybrid vibration sensor is proposed, simultaneously implementing three operating modes: recording linear displacements of the vibrating object; recording the rotation angle of the object at its torsional oscillations; recording the object angular deviation from the vertical component of the natural local geomagnetic field, i.e., the inclinometer mode. The proposed hybrid sensor design is described, and a theoretical analysis of the sensor’s operation in each of the aforementioned operating modes is performed. The authors show that in the inclinometer mode the sensor actually operates as a fluxgate meter. Generalizing the results of the sensor’s operation simultaneously in all three operating modes, an equation for the total output data signal has been obtained, which allows for obtaining the required information on the current values of linear displacements and rotation and inclination angles by selectively filtering it with respective three filters tuned to specific frequencies. The experimental studies of the proposed hybrid vibration sensor confirmed its ability to record various vibrational disturbances and changes in the inclination angle of the monitored object.

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confidence: 99%