Hello, Thank you for posting this videos. I'm currently an undergrad doing a project on vibration sensor for motor. would love to see more videos from you
What is the principle you're applying in the second part of the 2-plane example? Are you summing the moments to equal zero, similar to how you summed the forces to equal zero in the 1-plane example? I don't understand how you determined to multiply by 'b,' the axial distance.
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Hello, Thank you for posting this videos. I'm currently an undergrad doing a project on vibration sensor for motor. would love to see more videos from you
Amazing explanation
Hello thank you for this video, would you make more videos about Condition Monitorying.
What is the principle you're applying in the second part of the 2-plane example? Are you summing the moments to equal zero, similar to how you summed the forces to equal zero in the 1-plane example? I don't understand how you determined to multiply by 'b,' the axial distance.
Refer to Machnery's Handbook by Oberg and Jones