The phrase "measured vibration data" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to data that has been collected and recorded from the measurement of vibrations. Example: The researchers analyzed the measured vibration data from the earthquake to understand its intensity and impact on the surrounding areas.
Then it becomes necessary to detect, localize and parametrically identify nonlinear elements from measured vibration data.
Uncertainties associated with the structural model and measured vibration data may lead to unreliable damage detection.
But uncertainties existing in the structural model and measured vibration data might lead to unreliable damage detection.
Both simulated and measured vibration data are used to demonstrate the accuracy and practicability of the derived expressions.
Hence a new method is used to construct a single composite spectrum using all the measured vibration data set.
Vibration-based condition monitoring (VCM) requires vibration measurement on each bearing pedestal using a number of vibration transducers and then signals processing for all the measured vibration data to identify fault(s), if any, in a rotating machine.
His gadgets measured vibration, acceleration and other data from the Saturn V rocket.
The system, consisting of accelerometer sensors mounted on the Columbia's middeck and inside the pressurized scientific laboratory in its payload bay, measured vibration and acceleration that might affect the experiments so that those factors could be accounted for in the data.
Natural frequencies, mode shapes, and modal damping ratios of the structure are extracted from measured ambient vibration data using an automated data-driven stochastic subspace identification algorithm.
The accelerometer measures vibration at this location, and transmits output data through a cable to an electronic package that is typically worn on the belt or in a pocket.
Machine condition monitoring typically involves measuring vibration to detect faults in bearings and rotating parts.
