Is there a standard for the vibration of pump shafts?
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Is there a standard for the vibration of pump shafts? I’ve seen many experienced technicians using seismographs to measure the vibration of pumps, but I’m not sure what level is considered normal. I hope everyone can share their opinions.
I have seen such standards that can be used as a reference: displacement
Search; there are many relevant standards on the forum.
I remember there are standards, but different parts of the wheel cylinder, as well as different measurement points, result in different standards! Perhaps measuring bearing vibration or pump body vibration, etc. – the standards are different!
The following standards can be used: GB/T6075 and ISO10816. Below is the ISO10816 standard: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=56699&highlight=10816
Published on 2009-4-14 11:48. To view only the works of this author, the following standards can be used: GB/T6075 and ISO10816. Below is the ISO10816 standard: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=56699&highlight=10816. It’s in English; is there a Chinese version?
If you come across something you don’t know, just look up the standards; if you’re in the petrochemical industry, use the petrochemical standards – it’s clearly stated there
I have them all here: GB6075-1~6, ISO10816-1~6, but not the grades that have been uploaded.
The magnitude of pump shaft vibration cannot be determined by simple standards; it needs to be assessed based on both the parameters of the pump itself and the medium being transported. To find out the specific standards for a particular pump, one must refer to HG!
Refer to JB/T8097-1999 \"Methods for Vibration Measurement and Evaluation of Pumps\" http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-46427-1-19.html
There are standards available; one can refer to the \"Standards for Vibration in Petrochemical Rotating Machinery.\" Specifically, these standards are related to factors such as the pump’s power and speed.