The
subject matter of the invention relates to a method for the automatic technical diagnosis of rotating machines, including detection of faults in rotating machines, in particular vibration measurements of rotating machines by the automatic detection of changes in the signals of
machine vibration. The method consists in that monitoring and diagnosis are performed in terms of identifying both the assemblies or parts of an object of the rotating
machine subjected to the diagnosis, in such a way that vibration data are recorded in the form of a vibration
signal from at least one
vibration sensor (2) mounted on the housing of the
mechanical elements of the rotating
machine (1), wherein each subsequent vibration
signal is recorded at the same length and at the same sampling frequency. Then, collected vibration signals are processed in a vibration
data acquisition unit (3) equipped with a reductive-redundant mechanism (4) by means of which the vibration
signal is modified by calculating the values of spectral components in the domain of frequency or orders and the values are segmented relative to subsequent tested spectral resolutions on the basis of current scale of class intervals. Then, an averaged spectrum is calculated and added to the state matrix and a statistical measure of the comparison of spectral amplitudes is calculated for individual class intervals at the
standard score measure and the procedure is repeated for each tested
spectral resolution in the range from the value equal to the inverse of the vibration signal length to half the sampling frequency. Finally, the results of the vibration growth index are saved, then are sorted from the highest to the lowest value thus allowing the potential occurrence of a fault to be determined in terms of identifying both a specific
assembly or part of the rotating machine (1).