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Centrifugal pump spectrum anomaly analysis

2020-03-18View Original

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This pump is a high-temperature oil pump that was recently overhauled. The vibration at the non-drive end is indirectly larger by about 4mm/s. Checking the frequency spectrum, the vibration is concentrated at 375 Hz. During normal operation, the vibration is 2mm/s. The peaks appear at the double peaks of 500 Hz and 625 Hz. It is really difficult to judge high multipliers. Please give me some guidance.
Reply #22020-03-18
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Reply #32020-03-18
What is the speed of the pump? What is the problem with high-speed general bearings?
Reply #42020-03-18
Yes, but I can’t find strong theoretical support, so I don’t dare to change it rashly. After all, I just changed it.

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