Abstract
Not only do considerable vibrations occur during the working of electrical machines alone (motors are only considered in the following as a simplification), but also as a result of their installation in a drive shaft system, that means in coupling with a working machine. These vibrations can disturb or damage not only the electrical machine but also the other components of the drive shaft system, shown in Figure 1, through the form of dynamical additional stresses and strains. In this context there are vibration emissions.
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