Expert Vibro: Explanation, application and the advantages of vibration measurement

Expert Vibro is the device for smooth and reliable vibration measurement and analysis. The following is a comprehensive overview of the functions, advantages and areas of application of the Expert Vibro to illustrate the benefits of integrating the vibration measurement device into your condition monitoring or test stand application.

1. What is Expert Vibro and what is it used for in vibration measurement?
   
   Expert Vibro is a state-of-the-art vibration measuring device that has been specially developed for monitoring and analyzing vibrations in various industrial applications. The device demonstrates its strengths in monitoring the condition of bearings, shafts and complete machines to ensure both high system availability and consistently high quality in production processes.
   
   Vibrations must be continuously recorded, intelligently evaluated and condensed into meaningful characteristic values. In critical situations, it is essential that machines can be shut down in the shortest possible time to prevent damage and production downtime. The Expert Vibro vibration measuring device enables precisely this precise and rapid response, making it an indispensable tool in industrial vibration monitoring.
   
   
2. Where is vibration measurement used?
   
   Expert Vibro is used in many industries, including manufacturing, automotive, power generation, petrochemicals and more. Expert Vibro is used wherever rotating machines such as turbines, generators, motors etc. or complete systems need to be monitored for vibration to ensure smooth processes.
   
   
3. What are the product highlights of Expert Vibro?
   
   The product highlights of the special vibration measuring device include 4 to 16 synchronous analog inputs with flexible sampling rates of up to 50 kS/s per channel, speed-adaptive recording, 32 GB data logger memory, 4 digital inputs, 4 analog outputs, 8 digital outputs and a graphics-capable display for on-site displays.
   
   
4. Why is vibration monitoring so important for production processes?
   
   Vibrations have a decisive influence on the quality of production processes. By permanently recording, monitoring and evaluating vibrations, critical situations can be detected at an early stage and machines can be switched off in good time to prevent damage and production downtime.
   
   
5. What advantages does Expert Vibro offer over other
   vibration measurement devices?
   
   Expert Vibro combines numerous functions and requirements of modern vibration measurement in one compact device. In contrast to other technologies, which often require several devices, Expert Vibro offers the possibility to record and analyze vibration and process data together. Expert Vibro offers user-friendly vibration measurement technology with short commissioning and training times. Users can switch flexibly between measuring voltages, IEPE or shaft vibration sensors. Integrated comparators and digital inputs allow flexible triggering, and digital outputs can be switched in the shortest possible time in the event of limit value violations.
   
   
6. What are the technical specifications of Expert Vibro?
   
   Expert Vibro has 4, 8, 12 or 16 synchronous measurement channels with sampling rates of up to 50 kS/s per channel and 24-bit A/D converters for maximum accuracy. Signal analysis and FFT calculation are performed directly in the device. With internal software channels, the device can also handle extensive PLC functionalities. The fail-safe internal data memory protects against data loss at all times.
   
   
7. Which interfaces does the vibration meter support?
   
   Expert Vibro offers versatile interfaces for integration into existing systems, including USB, Ethernet and various fieldbus connections. This enables seamless data transmission and processing.
   
   – USB: For quick and easy data transfer and device configuration.
   – Ethernet: Enables networking and remote monitoring of measuring devices via local networks or the Internet.
   – Fieldbus connections: Support for protocols such as Modbus and PROFIBUS for seamless integration into industrial automation systems.
   – OPC UA: For secure and platform-independent data transmission in Industry 4.0.