Abstract:
The present invention relates to a facility fault diagnosing method using a vibration characteristic, which comprises the steps of: dividing a vibration generated according to a fault of a facility into a plurality of vibration characteristics, configuring detailed vibration code items by subdividing the vibration characteristics, and associating and databasing the detailed vibration code items for each fault type to store the detailed vibration code items; receiving an input of a detailed vibration code item selection signal for the each vibration characteristic from a user; and determining a fault type of a facility on the basis of the each input detailed vibration code item and association information between the fault type and the detailed vibration code items. According to the present invention, a vibration fault is diagnosed through a combination of a plurality of detailed vibration components by breaking a scheme of diagnosing the vibration fault using only one vibration component so that a more reliable facility fault diagnosis can be performed.
Abstract:
A facility fault diagnosing method uses a vibration characteristic. A vibration generated according to a fault of a facility is divided into a plurality of vibration characteristics. Vibration code items are configured by subdividing the vibration characteristics. The detailed vibration code items are associated and databased for each fault type to store the detailed vibration code items. An input of a detailed vibration code item selection signal is received for the each vibration characteristic from a user. A fault type of a facility is determined on the basis of the each input detailed vibration code item and association information between the fault type and the detailed vibration code items. The vibration fault is diagnosed through a combination of a plurality of detailed vibration components by breaking a scheme of diagnosing the vibration fault using only one vibration component so that a more reliable facility fault diagnosis can be performed.