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Problems with vibration in rotating machinery

2017-06-26View Original

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This post was last edited by dabizi120 on 2017-7-19 07:40. I recently encountered a problem at work: the SHS01003-2004 standard for vibration in rotating machinery states that it applies to machines operating at speeds of 600–12,000 rpm. Since a reciprocating compressor operates at 333 rpm, can this standard be used in such cases?
Reply #22017-06-26
It should refer to a turbine compressor.
Reply #32017-06-26
That makes sense; this standard applies to rotating machinery. Thank you! Then what standards are followed for reciprocating compressors?
Reply #42017-06-26
This post was last edited by chuanhengmpq on 2017-6-26 16:10: GB/T12779-1991 Measurement of Vibration in Reciprocating Machines; GB/T7777-2003 Mechanical Vibration of Positive Displacement Compressors

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