Valve vibration
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I would like to ask everyone: what can be done to address the vibration that occurs when electric valves installed on pipelines are turned on and off? Thank you!
1. Increase the valve port diameter. 2. Raise the back pressure behind the valve by installing a orifice plate. 3. Reduce the pressure of the medium. 4. Improve the flow conditions inside the valve
1 can prevent the speed control of the switch from being too fast. 2 supports to strengthen
The original poster didn’t mention where the vibration is occurring! Identifying the vibrating area makes it easier to analyze the cause of the problem. There is one thing I doubt: the excessive tightness of contact between the electric valve plate and the sealing surface causes frictional vibration during the lifting and lowering of the valve plate.
Some supports can be added appropriately to increase the stiffness of the pipelines near the valve.
I totally agree with the suggestion from floor 5! :) :) :)
It might be that the switch is turning on too quickly, causing a water hammer effect. The water hammer issue throughout the entire pipeline network should be checked! ! ! !
The valve has been secured. . . The electric motor is not properly lubricated. . . :lol
I wonder if there’s some issue with the installation
I wonder if there’s some issue with the installation