Vibration dataset of main journal bearings in internal combustion engines under diverse climatic and varying operating conditions

The dataset includes vibration signatures from both healthy and faulty main journal bearings of an internal combustion engine, captured with a tri-axial accelerometer mounted on the bearings' housing. The engine was exposed to various climatic and operating conditions, including variations in temperature and humidity, and tested at different engine rotation speeds, following a standard, MIL-STD-810G. The data was collected in a state-of-the-art climatic and vibration chamber to simulate real-world environmental conditions. The dataset comprises more than 500 files, each recorded under a range of climatic and operational conditions, with root mean square (RMS) values included. This dataset provides a valuable and reliable benchmark for researchers and practitioners to validate their diagnostic algorithms and models against real engine conditions, as no such dataset is publicly available.