“…A vibration value of about 11-12 m/s 2 according to Mansoor et al in 2020 indicates a crack in the shaft on which the rotor is mounted [37]. The range of vibration of electric motors alone can be in the range of 0.4 to 0.8 m/s 2 according to a study by Kurkiewicz and Serwicki [38], from 0.05 to 0.35 m/s 2 according to Vasilevskyi et al [39], and in high-powered engines (about 100 kW) vibrations can be at the level of 9 to 22 m/s 2 according to a study by Ismagilov et al in 2020 [40]. In some applications, as in the electric ventilator tested by the authors, the working mechanism, which is the rotor of the ventilator, can cause an increase in vibration, a situation that is also seen, for example, in wood pelletizers [41], flat belt conveyor gears [42].…”