Engineering association for vibration measurement technology, machine diagnostics, in-situ balancing and condition monitoring
ISM Leuna GbR
LeunaNew on Amplifa
Engineering Association for Vibration Measurement Technology
ISM Leuna GbR is an engineering association founded in 1996, based at the Leuna site near Halle/Leipzig, specialising in vibration measurement technology and machine diagnostics. The field of vibration measurement technology at the Leuna site has existed for more than half a century; every single engineer has at least 25 years of professional experience. The independent, accredited testing facility handles all tasks involving fast signals such as vibrations, displacement and pressure changes as well as structure-borne and airborne sound using state-of-the-art measurement technology. The range of services includes vibration measurements, vibration analysis, machine diagnostics, in-situ balancing, other measurements as well as condition monitoring as the basis of condition-based maintenance. The assessment of machine condition and the diagnosis of incipient damage help operators of chemical plants, power plants and manufacturing companies to ensure the availability, operational safety and service life of their machines. Assessment is carried out by ISO 18436-2 certified personnel.
- Site
- Leuna
- Processes
- Vibration measurement, Vibration analysis / machine diagnostics, Vibration measurement technology (analysis of fast signals: vibrations, displacement and, In-situ balancing, Condition monitoring / condition-based maintenance (cyclical storage of, Other measurements, Vibration measurement technology, Condition monitoring
- Materials
- Vibration Measurement Technology, Vibration Analysis / Machine Diagnostics, In-Situ Balancing, Condition Monitoring
- Certificates
- DIN EN ISO 9001, SCC*, ISO 18436-2 (Personnel)
- Founded
- 1996
- Industries
- Chemical plants, Power plants, Manufacturing industry
- 01
On-site vibration measurement
- 02
Analysis in the time and frequency domain
- 03
Machine diagnostics and condition assessment
- 04
Recommendations for servicing and maintenance
- 05
Cyclical condition monitoring (condition monitoring)
Measurement Methods and Measurement Technology
Vibration Measurement Technology
Analysis of fast signals such as vibrations, displacement and pressure changes as well as structure-borne and airborne sound.
Vibration Analysis / Machine Diagnostics
Assessment of the running condition of units through analysis in the time and frequency domain, including frequency analysis, shaft orbits and rolling bearing evaluation.
In-Situ Balancing
Determination and correction of the balance condition of machines during operation.
Condition Monitoring
Cyclical storage of vibration signals for condition-based maintenance and detection of incipient damage.
Site
Leuna
DEHeadquarters and testing facility
- Materials
- Vibration measurement technology, machine diagnostics
- Measurement acquisition systems for multi-channel, synchronous vibration recording
Diagnostic Objects
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vibration measurementTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
| Vibration analysis / machine diagnosticsTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
| Vibration measurement technology (analysis of fast signals: vibrations, displacement andTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
| In-situ balancingTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
| Condition monitoring / condition-based maintenance (cyclical storage ofTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
| Other measurementsTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Quality
The independent testing facility is certified to DIN EN ISO 9001 and SCC* and operates on the basis of a recognised quality assurance system. Machine assessment is carried out by ISO 18436-2 certified personnel.
| Evidence | Leuna |
|---|---|
| DIN EN ISO 9001 | |
| SCC* | |
| ISO 18436-2 (Personnel) |
History
- 1996
Founding of the engineering association ISM Leuna GbR; vibration measurement technology at the Leuna site has existed for more than half a century.