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Cavitation vibration signal at a speed of 40 Hz (a) time domain (b) random high frequencies represent cavitation at frequency domain

Cavitation vibration signal at a speed of 40 Hz (a) time domain (b) random high frequencies represent cavitation at frequency domain

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Centrifugal pumps are rotating machines which are widely used in process operations and other applications. Efficient and failure-free operation of these pumps is important for effective plant operation and productivity. However , the complexity of pumps, combined with continuous operation, can lead to failure and expensive maintenance requirements...

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... domain of cavitation is recognised with a random frequency vibration as shown in Fig. 9(b) and 1X (40.77 Hz), 2X (82.28 Hz) and 3X (121.1 Hz) are illustrated as well which represent misalignment due to the cavitation with high ...

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... Sedangkan analisis berbasis spektrum kurang efektif dalam mendeteksi kavitasi karena fast fourier transform (FFT) mengasumsikan bahwa konten frekuensi sebuah sinyal adalah konstan. Sedangkan kavitasi menghasilkan konten frekuensi yang bervariasi terhadap waktu [6]. Akibatnya spektrum yang dihasilkan sulit dibaca dan dianalisis. ...
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