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2026-10-13 issue

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How Machines Sing: Vibration Lessons by Eye and Ear

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A set of lessons teaches industrial vibration analysis through machine-speed calculations, visualizations, and sound.

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A 10 g imbalance at 100 mm radius and 3,600 rpm is illustrated as a 142 N pull, compared to the weight of a 14 kg bowling bag.

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The lessons move from repeating motion and frequency to shaft-speed 1X, harmonics, and bearing or gear signatures. One worked example converts a 10 g imbalance at a 100 mm radius and 3,600 rpm into 142 N; the page also explains that machine tones default to three octaves higher (×8) when small speakers cannot reproduce the original low frequency. The extracted text describes draggable controls and playback, though their operation is not confirmed by the available artifacts.

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