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Balancing Procedure

This document provides procedures for performing single plane and two plane rotor balancing. The procedures involve running a machine to obtain initial vibration measurements, attaching trial weights to determine their effect, inputting the measurement data into a balancing program to calculate the required balancing weights and positions, attaching the balancing weights, and checking vibration levels after balancing. It is emphasized that balancing must be done by an experienced specialist and that any trial or balancing weights must be firmly attached to avoid safety risks.

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Balancing Procedure

This document provides procedures for performing single plane and two plane rotor balancing. The procedures involve running a machine to obtain initial vibration measurements, attaching trial weights to determine their effect, inputting the measurement data into a balancing program to calculate the required balancing weights and positions, attaching the balancing weights, and checking vibration levels after balancing. It is emphasized that balancing must be done by an experienced specialist and that any trial or balancing weights must be firmly attached to avoid safety risks.

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It is important that rotor balancing be performed by an experienced


rotating machinery specialist.
The following describes the procedure for performing single or two plane balancing.
The data is used in a balancing program for calculating the required balancing weight
and position for attaching a balancing mass to the rotor. The vibration magnitude and
phase angle must be obtained using a suitable balancing machine. For recommended
balancing limits, see international standard: ISO-!"#.
Single Plane Balancing Procedure
$. %un the machine and record the initial rotor vibration and phase angle.
&. Stop the machine and firml' attach a small Trial (eight to the rotor. %ecord the
Trial (eigh mass and position. )*nsure that the Trial (eight is firml' attached to the
rotor. It is a serious safet' ris+ if the Trial (eight is not firml' attached and flies off
while running the machine,.
. %un the machine and record the new rotor vibration and phase angle.
". Stop the machine and remove the Trial (eight.
#. Input the data obtained from the steps above in a single plane balancing program
to calculate the required balancing weight and position.
-. Firml' attach a balancing weight of the required mass to the calculated position on
the rotor.
.. %un the machine and re-measure vibration. If required, perform a trim balance.

Two Plane Balancing Procedure
$. /easure and record the initial rotor vibration and phase angle on both bearings.
&. Stop the machine and attach a small Trial (eight to plane $ of the rotor. %ecord the
trial weigh mass and position. )*nsure that the Trial (eight is firml' attached to the
rotor. It is a serious safet' ris+ if the Trial (eight is not firml' attached and flies off
while running the machine,.
. %un the machine and record the new rotor vibration and phase angle on both
bearings.
". Stop the machine and remove the Trial (eight from plane $. 0ttach a small Trial
(eight to plane & of the rotor. %ecord the trial weigh mass and position. )*nsure that
the Trial (eight is firml' attached to the rotor. It is a serious safet' ris+ if the Trial
(eight is not firml' attached and flies off while running the machine,.
#. %un the machine and record the new rotor vibration and phase angle on both
bearings.
-. Stop the machine and remove the Trial (eight from plane &.
.. Input the data obtained from the steps above in a two plane balancing program to
calculate the required balancing weights and positions.
1. Firml' attach balancing weights of the required mass to the calculated positions on
planes $ and & of the rotor. )*nsure that the 2alancing weights are firml' attached to
the rotor. It is a serious safet' ris+ if a 2alancing (eight is not firml' attached and
flies off while running the machine,.
!. %un the machine and re-measure vibration. If required, perform a trim balance.

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