Who has systems and standards for monitoring the vibration displacement of mechanical pumps?

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The monitoring systems and standards for the vibration displacement of mechanical pumps refer to the relevant specifications used to evaluate and control the vibration displacement of pump equipment during operation. Such standards are designed to ensure the reliability, safety, and efficiency of pump equipment operation. Regarding specific systems and standards for monitoring the vibration displacement of pumps, different countries and industries may have varying regulations. The following are some common international and **standards: 1. ISO 10816 series – Mechanical vibration – Evaluation of machine vibration by measuring vibration on non-rotating parts – Parts 1 to 7: - ISO 10816-1: General guidelines for machines - ISO 10816-3: Industrial machines with a rated power greater than 15 kW and a shaft height greater than 315 mm 2. ANSI/HI (American Water Pump Association/Hydraulic Institute) Standard 9.6.4 – Measurement and evaluation of mechanical vibration in rotating equipment 3. API (American Petroleum Institute) standards, such as: - API 610: Centrifugal pumps for use in the petroleum, chemical, and natural gas industries - API 617: Axial and centrifugal compressors and expanders - API 670: Systems for protecting mechanical equipment In China, the commonly used standards related to the monitoring of pump vibration include: - JB/T 6910-2004 “Technical requirements for vibration and vibration source diagnosis of axial flow pumps and mixed flow pumps” - JB/T 8097-1999 “Methods for measuring and evaluating mechanical vibration in process pumps” - DL/T 5054-2016 “Guidelines for condition monitoring and diagnosis of equipment in thermal power plants” - GB/T 30873-2014 “Specifications for asset management systems in industrial process measurement and control” These standards cover testing methods for pump vibration, evaluation criteria, alarm thresholds, and other technical requirements. When establishing their own monitoring systems, companies usually refer to these **or international standards, and determine the specific monitoring methods and evaluation criteria based on their own actual conditions and the characteristics of their equipment. If your company or organization needs to establish a specialized monitoring system, you may consider hiring professional engineers or consulting with specialized technical service companies to develop one tailored to your needs. At the same time, to ensure compliance with local regulatory requirements, it is also necessary to refer to relevant industry and **regulations. .

This standard system should be established with reference to the instructions provided by the equipment manufacturers, for reference only.