Ultrasound samples

sevanaltdMember

Hello,

We have tested software that automatically detects faults on the sample files from different websites and have found promising results, i.e. the algorithm was able to differentiate between the good and failing parts.

To ascertain the usability of the software for detecting faults we would be pleased to receive further sample sounds. It seems they are hard to find in the internet, so I would like to kindly ask the community for a help. The best to begin with would probably be samples from mechanical equipment and we should always have the original, good condition sample to test in this manner .f.e:

good bearing - needs greasing
good bearing - bad bearing
good bearing - being greased

and so on... the more samples the better.

In return we'll be happy to provide test results and further information. Thanks a lot in advance!

Best regards,
Endre
Sevana Oy

6/29/091:29 AM

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