Computerized Vibration Analyzer | Vibrano X - 16
Product Overview
The Computerized Vibration Analyzer - Vibrano X - 16 analyzes machinery diagnostic experiments conducted on the base unit and other vibration setups. It includes two acceleration sensors (1~10000Hz, 100mV/g sensitivity), an optical speed sensor, and an adjustable gain measuring amplifier. This Computerized Vibration Analyzer features software with a two-channel oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, envelope analysis, and a two-plane balancing module. It supports LAN/USB data acquisition and runs on Windows 10 and newer.
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Technical Specifications
Computerized Vibration Analyzer - Vibrano X - 16, Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Application | Computerized vibration analyzer for displaying and analyzing experiments conducted with the base unit |
| Acceleration Sensors | Two, for measuring vibration displacement, velocity, and acceleration |
| Speed Sensor | Optical sensor used for speed measurement |
| Software Capabilities | Two-channel oscilloscope, two-channel FFT analyzer, envelope analysis, run-up curve and order analysis, and two-plane field balancing |
| Measuring Amplifier | Two-channel, with adjustable gain |
| Displacement Sensor Option | Option to connect two displacement sensors (optional) |
| Application Range | Designed for various vibration measurement applications |
| Storage | Stackable storage system for organizing components |
| Software Compatibility | Supports data acquisition via LAN/USB, compatible with Windows 10 and newer |
Technical Data
Acceleration Sensors
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 1~10000Hz |
| Sensitivity | 100mV/g |
| Resonance frequency | 25kHz |
Optical Speed Sensor
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Sensing distance | 3~150mm |
| Laser class | II |
| Wave length | 650nm |
Measuring Amplifier
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Adjustable gain | x1, x10, x100 |
| Power supply | Powered by 12VDC power supply unit |
| L x W x H | 230x220x80mm |
DAQ Box
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Analogue inputs | 16x |
| Analogue outputs | 2x |
| Digital in/out | Each 4x digital in/out |
Key Features
Key Features
- Core Function: this Computerized Vibration Analyzer analyzes machinery diagnostic experiments on the base unit and other vibration setups
- Acceleration Sensors: two included, frequency range 1~10000Hz, sensitivity 100mV/g, resonance frequency 25kHz
- Speed Sensor: optical, sensing distance 3~150mm, laser class II, wavelength 650nm
- Oscilloscope Function: two-channel, for time-domain signal investigation
- Spectrum Analyzer: two-channel, for frequency-domain signal examination
- Envelope Analysis: detects impacts and roller bearing damage
- Run-up Curve Capture: traveling filter function included
- Orbit Display: included in software functionality
- Balancing Module: field balancing of rigid rotors in one or two planes, with step-by-step guidance
- Measuring Amplifier: two-channel, adjustable gain x1, x10, x100
- Optional Expansion: connection for two displacement sensors
- Storage: stackable storage system for organizing components
- Software Interface: intuitive, user-friendly, includes online help and print output
- Connectivity: LAN/USB data acquisition, compatible with Windows 10 and newer
Experiments
- Understanding vibration signal characteristics
- Proper use of FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) analysis
- Measuring speed, vibration displacement, velocity, and acceleration
- Evaluating the vibration condition of machinery
- Analyzing roller bearings and gear damage using envelope spectra
- Detecting shaft cracks using run-up curves and order analysis
- Measuring imbalance vibrations and performing field balancing of rigid rotors in one and two planes
Construction and Design
The Computerized Vibration Analyzer - Vibrano X - 16 is built around two acceleration sensors, an adjustable gain measuring amplifier, a USB interface box, and dedicated analysis software. The acceleration sensors operate across a frequency range of 1~10000Hz, with a sensitivity of 100mV/g and resonance frequency of 25kHz. An optical speed sensor, laser class II with a wavelength of 650nm, measures speed at a sensing distance of 3~150mm.
The measuring amplifier offers adjustable gain of x1, x10, or x100, powered by a 12VDC power supply unit, with dimensions of 230x220x80mm. The DAQ box provides 16x analogue inputs, 2x analogue outputs, and 4x digital in/out channels each. This Computerized Vibration Analyzer includes a stackable storage system for organizing all components and supports data acquisition via LAN/USB, running on Windows 10 and newer environments.
Software
DAQ software specially designed in National Instrument™, LabVIEW™ environment to measure and calculate the results of the apparatus. While using the software, a set of electronic sensors is included. The software can be run with any Windows™ environment. Software functionalities include a two-channel oscilloscope, two-channel FFT analyzer, envelope analysis, run-up curve and order analysis, and two-plane field balancing, all delivered through an intuitive user interface with online help.
Optional Accessories
- Two displacement sensors (optional connection)
Scope of Delivery
- 1 Measuring amplifier
- 2 Acceleration sensors
- 1 Speed sensor with holder and reflective tape
- 1 Instructional Manual
Standards & Compliance
- Manufactured under ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System
- CE Marking - European Conformity where applicable
- Supplied with calibration certificate, operation manual, and experiment guide
- 12-month manufacturer's warranty (parts & labour from installation)
Ordering & Delivery
- Incoterms: CIF to destination seaport, FOB Mundra/Nhava Sheva, or Ex-Works Ambala
- Lead time: 3–5 weeks production + sea transit to destination
- Payment: LC (Letter of Credit) or T/T bank transfer against proforma invoice
- Documentation: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, insurance certificate
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Computerized Vibration Analyzer - Vibrano X - 16 used for?
A: It is used to analyze machinery diagnostic experiments conducted on the base unit and is also adaptable for various other vibration experiments.
Q: What software functions are included?
A: The software includes a two-channel oscilloscope, two-channel spectrum analyzer, envelope analysis, a traveling filter for run-up curves, orbit display, and a balancing module for one or two plane rotor balancing.
Q: What is the frequency range of the acceleration sensors?
A: The acceleration sensors operate across a frequency range of 1~10000Hz, with a sensitivity of 100mV/g and resonance frequency of 25kHz.
Q: Can additional sensors be connected to this system?
A: Yes, there is an option to connect two displacement sensors, available as an optional accessory.
Q: What operating system is required for the software?
A: The software supports data acquisition via LAN/USB and is compatible with Windows 10 and newer.