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Vibration in the Roots blower?

2020-04-27View Original

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Hello, the rotary vane blower in our company has been showing horizontal vibration levels of around 8.0 mm/s at 7 a.m. (around 12°C), around 9.0 mm/s at 9 a.m. (around 16°C), and around 12.0 mm/s at 2 p.m. (around 25°C). These levels dropped again by 20:00 p.m. (around 21°C), reaching around 14.0 mm/s. The vertical vibration, on the other hand, remained relatively constant at around 8.0 mm/s. Please analyze the following, thank you!
Reply #22020-04-27
Is it someone causing the vibrations? It’s much better when there are fewer people around or after work?
Reply #32020-04-28
No, the ambient temperature has a significant impact.
Reply #42020-04-28
It might be related to the liquid; try draining it.
Reply #52020-04-28
What is being transported is air; with the weather like this these days, it’s impossible to transport liquids.
Reply #62020-05-08
This vibration value seems to still be within the vibration range permitted by the recommended standards for rotary vane blowers.
Reply #72020-05-10
Allowed value: 11.3 mm/s.

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