Vibration diagnostics of machine friction units: analysis of the current state and prospects
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https://doi.org/10.31891/2079-1372-2023-110-4-44-51Keywords:
wear, friction details, vibrations, diagnosis, repair, forecastingAbstract
Vibration diagnostics makes it possible to detect defects in the friction parts of the machine at the early stages of their development, which provides for the repair or replacement of parts before they fail. In this work, an analysis of modern research on the use of vibration diagnostics in tribology is carried out, which includes aspects: vibration diagnostics in technology and tribology; vibration during friction and wear; vibration assessment methods; theoretical approaches in the analysis and modeling of vibrations. It is noted that an important aspect is the development and implementation of theoretical approaches in the analysis and modeling of vibrations, which allows a deeper understanding of the dynamics of friction and wear. This approach makes it possible to develop accurate and adaptive strategies for maintenance and optimization of tribotechnical parameters. It is shown that vibration diagnostics is not only a tool for detecting malfunctions, but also a key element for ensuring the long-term and efficient functioning of friction units of machines. The effective use of vibration diagnostics can significantly reduce maintenance costs, increase the reliability and productivity of equipment, which becomes an indispensable condition for the effective functioning of modern technical systems.
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