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Vibration Analysis with rpm instead of Hz and peak sum xyz

Posted: Sun 13. Dec 2015 21:01:45
by Adrian
Wintertime, perfect to have a closer look on the HW and played with vibration analysis. The tool is just great, thanks a lot. :D

My Wish:
RPM instead of Hz (rpm = Hz *60) on Axis,
General output with peak sum (xyz), allowing drill down into xyz on demand.


I did a vibration analysis and was impressed how easy I could get ridge of tail vibration.
rpm 2100 (35Hz) / Gear 8.85 (309Hz Motor) / Tail 4.8 (168Hz)
Took Main Blades of and released tail servos to move free.

I did start with a 60 Peak on Y-Axis

I did add some tape on one tail blade (around front edge in the middle/center), ending with 120 peak, so wrong blade.
2100rpm_Y_120_tabe_wrong.png


Moving it to the other blade, got better results.
2100rpm_Y_35_tape small.png


Making it smaller, thinks look great now.
2100rpm_Y_15_tape smaller.png

Re: Vibration Analysis with rpm instead of Hz

Posted: Sun 13. Dec 2015 21:08:47
by ZeXx86
You can already display exact RPM by mouse anywhere in the plot.

Re: Vibration Analysis with rpm instead of Hz and peak sum x

Posted: Sun 13. Dec 2015 21:21:45
by Adrian
Yes I know, some other Manufactures show Hz as well, but we all run and think on rpm as many other rotation systems, this would just make it easier and better 8-)
You could even ask for Tail ratio to highlight and name peaks running on Spirit governor, this would be cool, but I guess you have other priorities.