Unit of vibration value of air compressor

The units of the vibration value of the air compressor are usually the following, which are used to measure different aspects of vibration:

speed (mm/s):

the amount of vibration of the air compressor is usually expressed by the speed value, and the unit is mm/s (mm/s).

According to international standards, the vibration speed of mechanical equipment is usually considered normal below 2.5 mm/s.

Acceleration (g):

peak acceleration refers to the maximum value of vibration acceleration per unit time, usually expressed in g (acceleration of gravity).

According to the mechanical industry standard, the standard value of the peak acceleration of the air compressor should be less than 2g, and repair and maintenance are required if this value is exceeded.

Displacement (mm or um):

amplitude refers to the maximum displacement of vibration, usually in millimeters (mm) or micrometers (um).

The mechanical industry standard stipulates that the amplitude of the air compressor should not exceed 0.2mm.

Frequency (Hz):

frequency refers to the number of repetitions of the vibration in Hertz (Hz).

For the screw air compressor motor, the vibration frequency of the bearing in the horizontal direction should be below 10Hz, and the vibration frequency in the vertical direction should be below 5Hz.

In summary, the units of the vibration value of the air compressor mainly include speed (mm/s), acceleration (g), displacement (mm or um) and frequency (Hz). These units are used to measure the speed, acceleration, displacement and frequency of vibration, so as to fully evaluate the vibration of the air compressor. In practical applications, the appropriate vibration value unit should be selected according to specific requirements and equipment specifications, and the vibration value should be within the standard range to ensure the normal operation and service life of the equipment.