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- Entry date 16.03.2026 Condition Monitoring – Special Offer for Wind Turbines GfM’s Peakanalyzer condition monitoring system has proven itself over many years in the monitoring...
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Entry date 10.12.2025
Monitoring service for third-party systems using continuous online spectral analysis
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Entry date 24.07.2025
Condition monitoring at HUSUM WIND 2025
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Entry date 16.07.2025
Condition monitoring saves system operators a lot of money
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Entry date 27.01.2025
Drum coupling monitoring - Automatic condition monitoring on cranes
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From now on we offer the vibration measuring system PeakStore5 with extension by the function balancing.
In this case, the vibrations caused by imbalance are measured on a fully assembled rotor and calculated required balancing weights. This is done in two balancing planes and at variable speed.
The process is simple. The two balancing planes are defined. Two accelerometers and a rotary encoder are installed. And there are a few inputs required. Then a first measurement is performed. Subsequently, a test mass is attached to a compensation plane and a test measurement is carried out. Thereafter, this process is repeated for the second level of compensation. Based on this data, the system calculates the balancing weights and locations of attachment. The system takes into account that the application of leveling compounds is only at certain angles or radii possible, or that the masses not added, but will be removed. Subsequently, up to five validation measurements are possible. Finally, a log is generated that documents the entire process and specifies the balancing quality according to DIN ISO 21940-11: 2017-03.
In this case, the vibrations caused by imbalance are measured on a fully assembled rotor and calculated required balancing weights. This is done in two balancing planes and at variable speed.
The process is simple. The two balancing planes are defined. Two accelerometers and a rotary encoder are installed. And there are a few inputs required. Then a first measurement is performed. Subsequently, a test mass is attached to a compensation plane and a test measurement is carried out. Thereafter, this process is repeated for the second level of compensation. Based on this data, the system calculates the balancing weights and locations of attachment. The system takes into account that the application of leveling compounds is only at certain angles or radii possible, or that the masses not added, but will be removed. Subsequently, up to five validation measurements are possible. Finally, a log is generated that documents the entire process and specifies the balancing quality according to DIN ISO 21940-11: 2017-03.
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