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Normal operation
During normal
operation, a Cooper bearing will commonly have higher vibration
readings than solid roller bearings due to the following.
- Additional
internal clearance created in the bearing from the inner race
shrinking on to undersized shafting
- The clearance
in the ball and socket joint between the cartridge and pedestal.
Typical velocity
readings for a properly installed new bearing can be as high as
0.15 inches per second (ips) at a bearing component frequency.
Typically, alarm
levels would be set not higher than 0.6 ips. Shut down should occur
not higher than 0.8 ips.
To obtain the
correct frequencies for your application, the table values must
be multiplied by the operating speed.
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