Vibration analysis of the damaged bearing unit of the port crane lifting mechanism

Keywords

periodically non-stationary random processes, vibration signal, modulation, bearing unit, damage.

Cite as

Javorskyj I. M., Yuzefovych R. M., Lychak O. V., Semenov Р. O., and Varyvoda M. Z. Vibration analysis of the damaged bearing unit of the port crane lifting mechanism. Physicochemical Mechanics of Materials. 2023. 59(4), 14-22.

https://doi.org/10.15407/pcmm2023.04.014

Abstract

The methods of periodically non-stationary random processes were used to analyze the vibrations of the damaged bearing unit of the lifting mechanism. To identify and analyze periodical nonstationarity of the first and second orders the least squares method was used. On the basis of the calculated parameters, which describe the structure of periodical non­stationarity, a conclusion about the type of defect and its development was made.

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