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CASE STUDY
Roller tappet speed measurement with miniature sensors
Speed measurement in confined spaces, at high temperatures and in oily environments.
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What the case study covers
Engineers are constantly faced with new challenges when it comes to speed measurements under difficult environmental conditions.
One example of this is measuring the roller tappet or bearing in order to determine the causes of wear: Which sensor technology is suitable due to the confined space and extreme conditions such as high temperatures and oily environments? And how can meaningful results be achieved?
The following case study describes how the engineering team at Rotec Engineering has developed a customised miniature sensor for the speed pick-up on the roller tappet and derives recommendations for action using suitable measurement technology and analysis software.
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