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G.V. Karpenko Physico-Mechanical Institute of NASU. 5 Naukova str., 79060, Lviv, Ukraine.
E-mail: roman.yuzefovych@gmail.com
Vibration signal is the carrier of information about certain system defects, it has the properties of repeatability and stochasticity.
These properties allow describing and studying the mathematical model in the form of periodically correlated random process
(PCRP). PCRP probabilistic characteristics reflect the modulation interaction of the stochastic and deterministic components of
vibration, which arises in the case of defect appearance. Mutual PCRP-analysis of vibration signals, the use of the introduced
coherence functions allows detecting defects, classifying their types, as well as determining their location. The combination of
multi-point selection of vibration signals, methods of mutual statistical PCVP-analysis and digital signal processing software
in the developed compact device for non-destructive testing «Compact-Vibro» allows increasing the efficiency of vibration
diagnostics of rotating units of technological facilities during operation without changing their standard operating modes. The
monitoring of TPP turbounits by the developed methods allowed revealing a number of typical defects of support slide bearings,
which was confirmed during the repair of rotating units. 20 Ref., 17 Tables.
Keywords: nondestructive testing, vibration, periodically correlated random process, specialized devices, defect, slide bearing
Received: 23.10.2020
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