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Systematic Bearing Monitoring
Bearing and vibration monitoring should be part of
the normal maintenance routines. Regular measure-
ments on all the bearings in a machine give a much
clearer picture of bearing condition than sporadic
spot checks.
SPM supplies follow-up forms where bearing data,
measuring date and measuring results are recorded,
and where the measured values can be plotted as a
graph.
The recommended measuring interval for good bear-
ings is approximately two to three months. Shorter
intervals (or permanently installed monitors) are used
for more critical equipment. Damaged bearings should
be closely watched until they can be replaced.
SPM Software
SPM software is an effective means to reduce the
administrative work connected with large scale condi-
tion monitoring. It supplies data entry forms, graphic
displays of measurements, and alarm lists for bea-
rings in bad condition.
Work schedules for any desired time span can be
printed, including measuring point numbers, instru-
ment settings, last readings and space to enter cur-
rent results.
The A2010 has the same input and output data as the
portable shock pulse analyzers BEA-52 and BAS-10,
and the computerized CMS System for continuous
monitoring.
The user can store bearing data, measuring schedules
and readings in any of the computer programs provi-
ded by SPM for these bearing monitoring systems.
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