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Rotating machines are an essential element for most of the modern mechanical systems. Hence, the reliable and continuous monitoring of their health is always receiving attention to ensure safety and reduce downtime. Vibration based fault diagnosis is one of the robust and well established techniques used to monitor the condition of a rotating machine. The early the fault is detected the more time is allowed for proper diagnosis and maintenance planning. The conventional method of measuring the vibration on the bearing pedestals proved to be applicable in most cases of machines structures and configurations. However, it requires a number of vibration sensors at each bearing pedestal for fault diagnosis. The on-shaft vibration measurement forms a proper solution as it provides enriched vibration content with much less number of sensors, and consequently leads to better fault diagnosis. In this paper, the on-shaft vibration measurement technique is presented and its applicability to diagnose different faults introduced to an experimental test rig is investigated.

FAULTS DIAGNOSIS USING ON-SHAFT VIBRATION MEASUREMENT IN ROTATING MACHINES