This thesis deals with the measurement and evaluation of vibration on selected parts of car. Part of the work is devoted to the theory of vibration and noise, which includes, among others, presentations of common disorders of machine parts in terms of vibration. In the practical part of the work were performed out measurements described here and the results analyzed. Last part is in short devoted to the possibilities of using a similar measurement in forensic engineering.

The aim of the thesis is to reconstruct obsolete R-mat test stations, which are used for rolling contact fatigue tests of material, which are still of interest from industry. It was necessary to replace the original control electronics with a new industrial computer to allow use modern sensors and automate the entire test process. At the same time, the measurement was supplemented by an acoustic emission method, which can also record the development of damage. Design modifications have been made that allow the installation of all new sensors. The main method for evaluating the tests is vibrodiagnostics, which is supplemented by the acoustic emission method. With the help of several experiments, the shortcomings of the new control system were identified, some parameters were designed, and the main functionality of the modernized R-mat station was verified. According to the proposed parameters and the identified shortcomings, the control system was modified, and a script was created, which is used to evaluate the test. It is still possible to perform rolling contact fatigue tests of the material on the modernized equipment, and thanks to the modernization of the electronics, it is possible to test completely new methods of test evaluation.

The aim of the Master‘s Thesis is the measurement and analysis of vibrations on the machine tool parts using a vibration sensor. This work also contains an overview of the current knowledge regarding the issue of the vibrations and the vibration diagnostics, measurement itself and analysis of the measured vibrations.

This thesis encompasses measuring and rating of vibrations in electric machines. The theoretical part begins with a short description of possible causes of vibrations, which is followed by a discussion about what consequences the vibrational effects have on electrical devices. Then there is a description of available vibration sensors. The bigger part is then devoted to analysis of vibratory signal in both time and frequency domains. The practical part is divided into two chapters. The first one describes laboratory demonstration of control drive with DC motor, which is expanded by measurement of vibrations. The second chapter deals with measurement and analysis of said vibrations in the demonstration.

The master's thesis deals with maintenance in the theoretical part, this part is describing historical development and individual systems. Then explains concepts of vibro-diagnostics and electro-diagnostics. Further work will focus on complex maintenance systems such as Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM). The implementation of RCM in the manufacturing company is the subject of a practical part.

This master thesis concerns modern method of TPM used in the production companies for maintenance of machinery. In the theoretical part, general maintenance is first described, as well as the TPM method. There is also described the technical diagnostics, which was emphasized in the practical part in terms of the use of vibrodiagnostics in predictive maintenance. In the practical part there is presented the proposal for introduction of the TPM method at the SMC Industrial Automation s.r.o. in Vyškov.

This master thesis deals with the technical diagnostics, focusing mainly on vibration diagnostics. This problematice is described in the first part of this work on a theoretical level. The next part describes the paper machine, diagnostic system and the measuring points are classified into databases. The practical part of this work consists of a proposal for the methodology of vibration diagnostics for a paper machine, the procedure for measuring and evaluating the measured values. Part of the work is also a practical example of the measurement of the central cylinder, on which the procedure is tested, and the compilation of new limit values.

The master’s thesis is focused on online diagnostics of the machining process. In the theoretical part are presented maintenance possibilities of machine tools. A whole chapter is devoted to vibrodiagnostics, which describes vibration sensors, their attachment to the measured object and methods of vibration signal processing. The practical part lies in creating a software diagnostic solution for chosen PLC and sensors. The functionality of the proposed system was verified during experimental machining, which also provided valuable data for the correct setting of the system.

This thesis is focus at diagnostics of processing machines by diagnostics of vibration with the OCTAVIS system. There is mentioned a view of the present vibration monitoring methods, description of developed diagnosis bench, measuring in this bench and measuring of the chosen production machine.

The aim of the thesis is to focus on the different methods of analysis of vibration signals. Focusing on the physical fundamentals of vibrations and a description of their origin in an electrical machine. Describe the vibration sources from mechanical across the electromagnetic to the aerodynamic. Defining the current defects of electric machines and sensors suitable for the measurement of vibrations in an electric machines. Introduction to the methods of analysis of vibration signals in the time and frequency domain. Then using some of these methods for the analysis of vibration signals measured asynchronous motors with different manufacturer defined production defect. The conclusion is composed from the comparison between measured and analyzed results.