Sample rate: No configured data |
Duration: No configured data |
Window: No configured data |
Points: No configured data
RMS: 0.00 g
Peak: 0.00 g
Peak-Peak: 0.00 g
Crest factor: 0.00
Time-domain waveform: Recorded waveform samples and their capture metadata are shown when retained for the selected sensor. If no verified waveform is available, the chart presents an explicit no-capture state rather than substituting a zero trace.
Waterfall plot No configured data
View:
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X axis:
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Dates:Fromto
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1x:RPM pending
Amplitude:
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3-D view:
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Overlay:
Selected— click a spectrogram cell to inspect —
Spectrogram — click to inspect
Spectrum at selected capture
Trend at selected order
Limits pendingApproved asset-specific vibration limits have not been recorded.Fault orders follow the fitted bearing when assigned (typical otherwise).
Waterfall plot: Spectra stacked by date (newest at front). Orders, harmonics and order-bands are enabled only when the asset has an approved running speed in Benchmark Metrics. Typical bearing fault-order markers (BPFO/BPFI/BSF/FTF) are shown for reference and become exact once the fitted bearing is assigned on Bearing & Gearbox. Requires at least two wave captures.
Cepstrum No configured data
Cepstrum: The inverse transform of the log spectrum; it collapses periodic structure such as bearing harmonic families and gear-mesh sidebands into single quefrency peaks. Pair it with the waterfall and envelope to confirm a modulating period.
BPFO:No configured data |
BPFI:No configured data |
BSF:No configured data |
FTF:No configured data
BPFO: no configured data
BPFI: no configured data
BSF: no configured data
2x BPFO: no configured data
3x BPFO: no configured data
FTF: no configured data
Envelope analysis (ISO 13373-3): High-frequency carrier signal (2 to 5 kHz band) is band-pass filtered and amplitude-demodulated (Hilbert transform). The resulting envelope spectrum reveals bearing fault frequencies masked by machine noise in velocity spectra.
How this works: Select an equipment category above to surface failure mechanisms, recommended predictive maintenance methods, inspection intervals and corrective actions from the configured Optimal® reference library. Each mechanism is mapped to detection methods so the page can support targeted maintenance programmes without implying live Rössing diagnostic findings.