Regarding the installation of power equipment.
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Our company is currently under expansion, with many power equipment being installed. The quality requirements for these installations are quite strict; for example, the axial accuracy must be within 0.05 mm, and the lateral accuracy within 0.1 mm. Shims also need to be ground to precise standards – these are the requirements applied to ordinary pumps and fans. May I ask everyone, is this really necessary?
There’s nothing wrong with being strict; when working with technology, it’s necessary to develop such habits. You can read books on equipment installation to ensure that your actions are based on sound principles.
Execution specifications are the basic requirements to ensure construction quality and serve as a reference. Without the requirements of regulations and standards, no project can ensure that it achieves its goals.
It is highly necessary; this is an installation specification that ensures the efficient operation of the equipment in the future.
It is absolutely necessary to install moving equipment properly; if the surface is not level or if there is poor coaxiality, the machine may get stuck when turned on. This will result in increased noise and vibration, which is annoying. Moreover, if the machine gets stuck, it will need to be repaired
These requirements are actually not difficult to meet at the initial stage of equipment installation, and they are also stipulated by standard technical specifications; therefore, they cannot be considered strict requirements. It’s just that many installation companies are not used to following them, as it is easier to proceed with the installation without such requirements. :Lol of course, on the other hand, for ordinary small fans and pumps, the requirements mentioned by LZ can definitely be relaxed a bit without any problems. :lol
You can refer to books on the installation specifications for field equipment.