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An approach to fault diagnosis of rolling bearings

The present paper aims to demonstrate why usually when theoretical mathematical models are used to compute the frequencies corresponding to a faulty rolling bearing a deviation is obtained between the computed values and the real frequencies emitted by such a device. A laboratory rolling bearing test ring has been developed to perform the current studies. From the obtained results we highlight the impact of the cage rotation frequency on the referred deviation of measured values from the theoretical ones.