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ISO 20816 Rotating-Machinery Vibration Zone Inspection
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Pain Points
- !Dozens to hundreds of machines, each requiring manual RMS computation and Zone lookup — all by hand.
- !Frequency band, integration method, and group thresholds are easy to mis-remember, and conclusions aren't traceable.
- !Results scattered across spreadsheets, with no trend and no red-green overview.
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The Tinia Approach
Limit the 10–1000 Hz evaluation band, compute velocity RMS, and apply Zone A/B/C/D thresholds by machine group — band and thresholds are all explicit parameters, so every conclusion can be re-checked.
Channel split10–1000 Hz band-passVelocity RMSZone evaluationStatus dashboard
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Nodes Used
Channel Splitchannel_split
Split multiple channels by measurement pointIIR Filteriir_filter
10–1000 Hz evaluation band-passIndicator Mathindicator_math
Velocity RMS / integrationSpec Limit Checkspec_limit_check
Zone A/B/C/D threshold evaluationCore nodes; add or remove steps as needed for your data and standards — the node graph is always editable.
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Expected Output
- Per-point mm/s RMS (10–1000 Hz) and a Zone A/B/C/D red-green status list.
- Multi-period inspection trend curves that surface degradation early.
- Thresholds and grouping are explicit and queryable, so conclusions are traceable.
Reference Standards / Engineering PracticeISO 20816-1/3/5 (supersedes ISO 10816)
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