vibratsioonianalüüsi
Vibratsioonianalüüsi, English: vibration analysis, is a set of techniques used to measure, interpret, and evaluate the vibrational characteristics of mechanical systems. By detecting changes in frequency, amplitude, or phase of vibrations, engineers can assess the health of components such as motors, gearboxes, bearings, and structural assemblies. The primary aim of vibration analysis is to predict potential failures, optimize maintenance schedules, and improve overall system reliability.
The origins of vibratsioonianalüüsi can be traced back to the early 20th century when seismology and machinery
Key methods include time‑domain analysis, where raw acceleration signals are examined for spikes or trends; frequency‑domain
Applications range from manufacturing—monitoring rotating machinery—to aerospace, where turbine engines undergo rigorous vibrational profiling, and to
Ongoing research focuses on machine learning integration, automated fault detection, and the use of MEMS sensors,