In some embodiments, a system uses a two-dimensional polar plot to analyze imbalance of components. On the two-dimensional polar plot imbalance magnitude and orientation are depicted relative to a reference. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to assess measurement error for measurement devices and components. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine patterns associated with processing operations to identify sources of imbalance from the manufacturing process. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine correlations between processing operations to identify sources of imbalance.

In some embodiments, a system uses a two-dimensional polar plot to analyze imbalance of components. On the two-dimensional polar plot imbalance magnitude and orientation are depicted relative to a reference. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to assess measurement error for measurement devices and components. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine patterns associated with processing operations to identify sources of imbalance from the manufacturing process. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine correlations between processing operations to identify sources of imbalance.

In some embodiments, a system uses a two-dimensional polar plot to analyze imbalance of components. On the two-dimensional polar plot imbalance magnitude and orientation are depicted relative to a reference. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to assess measurement error for measurement devices and components. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine patterns associated with processing operations to identify sources of imbalance from the manufacturing process. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine correlations between processing operations to identify sources of imbalance.

In some embodiments, a system uses a two-dimensional polar plot to analyze imbalance of components. On the two-dimensional polar plot imbalance magnitude and orientation are depicted relative to a reference. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to assess measurement error for measurement devices and components. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine patterns associated with processing operations to identify sources of imbalance from the manufacturing process. Some embodiments use the two-dimensional polar plot to determine correlations between processing operations to identify sources of imbalance.

A system and method are provided for controlling a wind turbine in response to a blade liberation event. Accordingly, estimated response signatures for the wind turbine are determined. Sensor data indicative of at least two actual response signatures of components of the wind turbine to a rotor loading are collected. The actual response signatures are compared to the estimated response signatures. The two or more actual response signatures meeting or exceeding the estimated response signatures is indicative of a blade liberation event. In response to detecting the blade liberation event, a rapid shutdown control logic is initiated to decelerate the rotor at a rate which exceeds a nominal deceleration rate of the rotor.

A recorder for documenting that a shaft in a rotating machine has been rotated while the rotating machine is stored or otherwise out of service. The recorder includes an elongated strip that is wound on a reel disposed adjacent the shaft. The reel is rotatable about an axle that is spaced away from the shaft. A free end of the strip is secured to an outer surface of the shaft and spools onto the shaft as the shaft is rotated, and which unwinds the strip from the reel. Markings are on the strip representing distance from the free end, which visually indicate occurrence and amount of shaft rotation. Types of markings include different colors or patterns, and which change at distances corresponding to shaft circumference. Alternatively, the markings are metered increments illustrating linear distance.

A recorder for documenting that a shaft in a rotating machine has been rotated while the rotating machine is stored or otherwise out of service. The recorder includes an elongated strip that is wound on a reel disposed adjacent the shaft. The reel is rotatable about an axle that is spaced away from the shaft. A free end of the strip is secured to an outer surface of the shaft and spools onto the shaft as the shaft is rotated, and which unwinds the strip from the reel. Markings are on the strip representing distance from the free end, which visually indicate occurrence and amount of shaft rotation. Types of markings include different colors or patterns, and which change at distances corresponding to shaft circumference. Alternatively, the markings are metered increments illustrating linear distance.

A system (100) for monitoring stability of trees (10) in an area includes a server (101), one or more sensor modules (102, 202) being attached to each of the trees (10) in a network of trees, configured for obtaining tilt angle data pertaining to inclination of at least a portion of the tree (10), and relaying the tilt angle data to the server (101), a weather observing device (103, 203) connected to the server (101), for obtaining localized environmental variables representing a local weather condition in the area, and a monitoring platform (20) connected with the server (101), configured for storing and processing the data. The system is configured for monitoring, based on the data and the environmental variables, the tilt angle data of each of the trees (10), and identifying one or more abnormalities of one or more of the trees (10), and indicating through the monitoring platform (20) the one or more abnormalities.

A system (100) for monitoring stability of trees (10) in an area includes a server (101), one or more sensor modules (102, 202) being attached to each of the trees (10) in a network of trees, configured for obtaining tilt angle data pertaining to inclination of at least a portion of the tree (10), and relaying the tilt angle data to the server (101), a weather observing device (103, 203) connected to the server (101), for obtaining localized environmental variables representing a local weather condition in the area, and a monitoring platform (20) connected with the server (101), configured for storing and processing the data. The system is configured for monitoring, based on the data and the environmental variables, the tilt angle data of each of the trees (10), and identifying one or more abnormalities of one or more of the trees (10), and indicating through the monitoring platform (20) the one or more abnormalities.

This machine tool comprises: a motor; a motor driving unit; an encoder which detects the rotation speed of the rotary shaft of the motor; a vibration sensor which detects a vibration amount; an acquisition unit which acquires the vibration amount detected by the vibration sensor at the time of a specified rotation speed; and a display control unit which associates the specified rotation speed with the vibration amount and causes a display unit to display the associated result.