Wind Turbine Vibration Evaluation Evidence Worksheet
Organize measurement, scope and source evidence for an external review against ISO 20816-21:2025. This worksheet checks documentation completeness only; it does not generate a vibration zone, diagnosis, alarm or operating instruction.
Evaluation-evidence record
What the public record establishes
Standard and source register
| Tunnus | Source and lifecycle | Verified public support | Not supported publicly |
|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | ISO 20816-21:2025 Edition 1 · Published 2025-05 · current | Two groups; >200 kW; continuous-load zones; Annex A data scope; diagnostic and acceptance exclusions. | Closed measurement details, numeric zones and operational-limit procedure. |
| S2 | Official OBP preview | Public contents and definitions for assessment acceleration/velocity. | Protected sections 4–6, including exact measurement and evaluation criteria. |
| S3 | ISO 10816-21:2015 Withdrawn · replaced by ISO 20816-21:2025 | Previous geared-turbine scope and official lifecycle. | Not a current basis; old closed tables cannot be relabelled as 2025 values. |
Review notes
Why does this page no longer output Zone A, B, C or D?
The prior numbers had no licensed current table, measurement position, direction, band, fixed period, operating-state or boundary-convention evidence. Publishing a zone would therefore be an unsupported safety-relevant claim.
Can a zone diagnose a bearing or gearbox fault?
No. The official public abstract says the document does not address diagnosis or fault detection and that evaluation zones are generally unsuitable for early fault detection.
Does turbine power class select a universal limit?
No such public rule was verified. The current public scope says rated output exceeds 200 kW, while publicly described Annex A data come from turbines rated 5 MW or less. The protected procedure and licensed data control any further use.
Can this worksheet recommend shutdown or continued operation?
No. Operational decisions require the licensed criteria, site and manufacturer limits, the correct measurement context, trend and corroborating evidence, and accountable qualified review.
Source access: 17 July 2026. No closed ISO table, clause text, coefficient or numeric boundary is copied or inferred. The previous 24 triplets, automatic zones, diagnostic messages and operating instructions were removed because their current normative basis was not verified.