posibilidad de identificar defectos en máquinas rotatorias utilizando la medición de nivel total de la señal vibratoria // possibility of identification of defects in rotatory machinery by means of total level mesurations.

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Abstract

Se expone una herramienta propuesta por el Dr. C. Cempel, poco difundida para identificar algunos defectos al realizar el
diagnóstico de máquinas rotatorias utilizando la medición de Nivel Total. Se ilustra a modo de ejemplo el diagnóstico de un
reductor de velocidad.


Palabras claves: Medición, vibraciones, nivel total, diagnóstico, engranaje, reductor de velocidad.

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Abstract
In this paper is exposed a not much divulged tool proposed by Dr. C. Cempel for the identification of some defects by means
of the measurement of Total Level of vibration in diagnosis of rotatory machinery. As example, a speed reducer diagnostic is
presented.


Key words: Vibration measurement, total level, diagnostic, gears, speed reducer.

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Authors ;L. M. Véliz Marrero
Journal bmc musculoskeletal disorders
Year 2000
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