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Source-gated rigid-rotor arithmetic

Documented Roll Residual-Unbalance Arithmetic

Convert a documented speed and documented G or specific-unbalance limit into total scalar residual-unbalance arithmetic. No paper-roll grade,plane allocation or correction vector is invented.

No automatic G gradeNo 50/50 plane splitNo correction mass
Total scalar residual-unbalance arithmetic
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Rotational speed
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Angular speed
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Specific residual unbalance e
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Entered basis
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Scalar arithmetic only.
surface mode:n=v/(πD); ω=2πn/60; G mode:e=1000G/ω [μm]; U=eM [g·mm]

The identity1kg·μm=1g·mm is used.Direct-e mode skips the G conversion.U is a scalar total arithmetic value,not an allocated tolerance-plane vector.

Current source status

ISO21940-11:2016,edition1,confirmed2021 and currently under systematic review,with Amd1:2022 establishes procedures/tolerances for rotors with rigid behaviour.It covers magnitude,necessary correction planes,allocation to tolerance planes and balancing errors.It excludes flexible behaviour,which is addressed by Part12.

NEEDS_LICENSED_SOURCE: exact G selection,formula/constants,plane allocation,acceptance and amendment details.No paper-industry G recommendation is asserted.

Not calculated

  • Paper-roll balance grade or vibration limit.
  • One/two-plane selection or a50/50 split.
  • Correction mass,phase,radius or couple/static components.
  • Bearing force,vibration response,paper quality or field-balancing readiness.

Zdroje

ISO21940-11:2016; ISO21940-11:2016/Amd1:2022; ISO21940-1:2019.

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