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ORBIGate is used for :Factory Acceptance Test Site Acceptance Test Troubleshooting and Diagnostics
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Do you deal with turbines, compressors, pumps, gear boxes or other turbomachines?
Do you have issues with their rotor and bearing vibrations?
Do you work in a power plant, a chemical site or a turbomachinery service center?
Then ORBIGate is your test solution: from now on, orbits, shaft center lines, Bode diagrams and many other displays will be brought to your finger tips in the most user-friendly software environment!
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Dedicated to the Turbomachinery World |
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Turbomachinery, energy, oil and gas or chemical and petrochemicals are demanding industries where you need to optimize your time in monitoring and maintaining rotating machines. OROS, aware of your specific needs, offers a tool to analyze the machines running on fluid film bearings with typical displays adapted to the relative motion of the shafts in their bearings.
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The Portable Solution for TurboMachinery Vibrations |
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Based on its long history of portable and rugged noise and vibration analyzers (3-Series, Mobi-PackTM), and its wide range of noise and vibration testing solutions (Balancing, Modal 2), OROS now offers its dedicated solution for turboMachinery vibrations.
Friendly and easy to use, ORBIGate is designed by users for users. Completely on line within the OROS analyzers’ technology, this software is made for the field.
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OROS North America: Mexico, USA, Canada
Headquarters in Dulles, Virginia, USA
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Vector Data: DC Gap voltage, Peak-Peak, nX values (Amplitude & Phase) for up to 6 selectable orders including subharmonics.
Orbits and nX Orbits: Shaft dynamic motion for each of the machine train bearings. 
Shaft Center Line: Shaft position displayed during a machine start-up at different times and RPMs ticks. 
Bode and Nyquist Diagram: Amplitude and Phase of each vector values can be displayed as a function of time or RPM. 
Shaft View: Displays time domain data as a function of the angle of machine rotation 
Frequency Spectra
Raw time domain continuous recording
