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The compressor piston rod is vibrating; how to adjust the cylinder block and what’s the calculation method?

2019-08-18View Original

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The compressor piston rod is vibrating; how to adjust the cylinder block and what’s the calculation method?
Reply #22019-08-20
For piston rod vibration, use a dial indicator directly; rotate the machine to determine the highest and lowest values, checking both horizontal and vertical aspects. As for adjusting the cylinder block, do you do this during installation or after the installation is complete before making fine adjustments? If the vibration remains high even after installation, there isn’t much that can be done.
Reply #32019-08-20
Thank you, we need to install it. I’m also a technician
Reply #42019-08-20
The fluctuation should be within 0.05, positive or negative
Reply #52019-08-21
Is there no professional installation team for installation?
Reply #62019-08-22
There’s no need to calculate this; just check the value – as long as it’s within the range, that’s fine.
Reply #72019-08-25
If it is still large, or becomes large after operation, the cylinder block can be used as a pad
Reply #82019-09-15
The piston rod directly indicates the reading. The cylinder block has a shoulder for positioning.

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