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  • Intermediate Vibration Analysis

    IMRAN AHMAD

    Director Technical

    SUMICO Technologies (Pvt) Ltd+92 321 427 6092

    [email protected]

    www.sumico.com.pk

  • Timings

    1st Session 9000-1030

    Tea Break 1030-1045

    2nd Session 1045-1300

    Lunch Break(Prayer) 1300-1400

    3rd Session 1400-1530

    Tea Break 1545-1600

    4th Session 1600-1700

  • Basics of VibrationIntroduction:

    What is Vibration?

  • Principle of Vibration Analysis

    Mechanical faults generateunique vibration

    Geometry of the machine

    diameter of the shaft, number of bearing elements, etc.

    Turning speed (e.g. RPM)

    Mechanical Defects detected

    with vibration analysis

    Belt drive faultsImbalanceMisalignmentBent shaftLoosenessMachine resonanceCavitationShaft RubBearing Defects including:

    cage defect

    outer race defect

    inner race defect

    rolling element defect

    Gear defectsElectrical faults

  • What is Vibration?

    In simple terms vibration is :-

    A response to some form of excitation

    The free movement of the shaft in a journal bearing will cause it to vibrate when a forcing function is applied

    What is Vibration ?

    Vibration is the motion of a body about a reference position caused by a force

  • What is Vibration?

    Vibration is a pulsating motion of a machine or a machine part from its original position of rest and can be represented by the formula:

    Vibration Amplitude Response =

    Dynamic Force

    __________________

    Dynamic Resistance

  • Vibration from Mechanical Faults

  • Vibration from Mechanical Faults

  • Vibration from Mechanical Faults

  • Vibration from Mechanical Faults

  • Vibration from Mechanical Faults

  • Vibration from Mechanical Faults

  • How Much Vibration is Too Much ?

    1. Use Absolute Vibration Levels

    - Given by machine makers

    - Published Vibration Severity Standards

    eg. ISO 2372, VDI 2056, BS 4675

    2. Use Relative Vibration Levels

    Vibration Fundamentals

  • 11 0.44

    7.1 0.28

    4,5 0.18

    3,5 0.11

    2,8 0.07

    2,3 0.04

    1.4 0.03

    0,71 0.02

    mm/s rms inch/s rms

    rigid flexible rigid flexible rigid flexible rigid flexible Foundation

    pumps > 15 kW medium sized machines large machines

    radial, axial, mixed flow 15 kW < P 300 kW 300 kW < P < 50 MW Machine Type

    integrated driver external driver motors motors

    160 mm H < 315 mm 315 mm H

    Group 4 Group 3 Group 2 Group 1 Group

    A newly commissioned

    B unrestricted long-term operation

    C restricted long-term operation

    D vibration causes damage

    ISO 10816-3

  • 140 5.51

    113 4.45

    90 3.54

    71 2.80

    56 2.20

    45 1.77

    36 1.42

    28 1.10

    22 0.87

    18 0.71

    11 0.43

    m rms mil rms

    rigid flexible rigid flexible rigid flexible rigid flexible Foundation

    pumps > 15 kW medium sized machines large machines

    radial, axial, mixed flow 15 kW < P 300 kW 300 kW < P < 50 MW Machine Type

    integrated driver external driver motors motors

    160 mm H < 315 mm 315 mm H

    Group 4 Group 3 Group 2 Group 1 Group

    A newly commissioned

    B unrestricted long-term operation

    C restricted long-term operation

    ISO 10816-3

  • Vibration standards are guidelines

    Not

    Permissible

    Not

    Permissible

    Not

    Permissible

    GoodLarge Machines

    with rigid and heavy

    foundations whose

    natural Frequency

    exceeds

    machine speed

    Just Tolerable

    Allowable

    GoodSmall

    Machines< 15 kW

    Just Tolerable

    Allowable

    Just

    Tolerable

    Allowable

    Good15 kW