Hard-bearing and soft-bearing Rotor balancing machine.

Two Remarks on the Reasonableness of Customer Requirements for Balancing Machine Manufacturers

Introduction Over the past one and a half years, our company has received more than 30 inquiries regarding the purchase of various types of balancing machines. An analysis of the Technical Specifications attached to these inquiries reveals that most include a number of characteristics that significantly impact the production timelines and costs of the machines and also minimize the list of potential suppliers. Among these, two requirements stand out: The requirement to ensure a specific residual imbalance, which should not exceed 0.1 g*mm/kg (µm). The requirement to include the balancing machine in the Register of Measuring Instruments. Let’s analyze the Read more…

Dynamic Shaft Balancing Instruction

Table of Contents What is the difference between static and dynamic balance? Static Balance Dynamic Balance Dynamic Shaft Balancing Instruction Photo 1: Initial Vibration Measurement Photo 2: Installing the Calibration Weight and Measuring Vibration Changes Photo 3: Moving the Calibration Weight and Re-Measuring Vibration Photo 4: Installing the Final Weights and Checking the Balance Description of the Angle Measurement Process for Installing Corrective Weights Calculation of the Trial Weight Mass Correction Planes Relative to Installed Vibration Sensors Two-Plane Dynamic Balancing of a Fan Determining Planes and Installing Sensors Balancing Process Angle Measurement What is the difference between static and dynamic Read more…

Prevention is better than cure: How regular centrifuge balancing helps avoid costly breakdowns

Centrifuges are indispensable equipment in many industries, from medicine to the chemical industry. They are used to separate liquid mixtures based on the density difference of the components. However, like any rotating equipment, centrifuges are prone to vibration, which can lead to a number of problems. What is Vibration? Vibration is the oscillatory motion that occurs when the rotor of a centrifuge rotates. It can be caused by various factors, such as: Rotor imbalance: uneven distribution of mass across the rotor. Rotor deformations: bends, warps. Bearing play: wear, improper installation. Asymmetry of rotor elements: improper shape, hole placement. External influences: Read more…

Dynamic balancing of the centrifuge.

Dynamic Balancing of Flail Mower and Forestry Mulcher Rotors

In this article, we will explain the process of balancing the rotors of flail mowers and forestry mulchers in simple terms. We will answer frequently asked questions and provide several useful tips. Let’s start by understanding what vibration is, its dangers, what balancing is, why it’s necessary, and how it can be done independently. Rotor balancing is the process of adjusting the mass distribution of the rotor to reduce or eliminate vibrations that occur during its rotation. Properly performed balancing extends the life of the mechanism, reduces noise and vibration, and prevents premature wear of bearings and other machine components. Read more…

Reducing Drone Vibration: Understanding the Importance of Dynamic Balancing Propellers

Introduction As quadcopters, commonly known as drones, soar through the skies and become an integral tool in various fields ranging from photography to agriculture, ensuring their optimal performance becomes paramount. A pivotal factor in this optimal operation is the dynamic balancing of the propellers. This article delves into the intricate nuances associated with the consequences of increased vibration and the subsequent need for dynamic propeller balancing. Issues Stemming from Elevated Vibrations 1. Degraded Image Quality While the captured visuals are near-perfect when a quadcopter hovers stationary, lateral movements or altitude adjustments introduce anomalies. This “jello effect” and sporadic shaking can Read more…

Dynamic balancing of a drone propeller on a balancing bench.
On-Site Dynamic Balancing of Rubberized Shafts Using a Lathe Machine

Dynamic Balancing of Rubberized Shafts on a lathe machine

Introduction One of our esteemed clients operates a facility that designs and constructs waste sorting complexes, waste transshipment stations, and manufactures various equipment for sorting and recycling solid municipal waste. The facility spans a massive 14 hectares, boasting over 20,000 square meters of production area. Their infrastructural prowess includes a modern machine park, large paint chambers, and direct access to railway lines. Interestingly, their need for balancing services is sporadic. Lacking their own specialized equipment for this purpose, our expert team is often called onsite for dynamic balancing tasks.   In this article, I will detail our experience and methodology Read more…

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