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Vibration problems in vibrating drying beds

2015-11-19View Original

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Two vibration motors of the same model are installed on the vibration drying bed, and their orientation meets the specified requirements. During operation, it was found that the drying bed vibrates side to side rather than up and down, which severely affects the discharge process. Experts are requested to determine the cause of this issue.
Reply #22015-11-30
1 It is possible that the rotation speeds or phase angles of the two vibration motors are significantly mismatched. 2 It is possible that the eccentricity angles of the two vibration motors are not consistent. 3 It is possible that the installation positions of the two vibration motors are incorrect, resulting in lateral vibrations in the entire machine. 4 The machine itself may have a severe imbalance. 5 There may be a large difference in the height or stiffness of the vibration isolation springs. The above suggestions are for reference only!
Reply #32017-09-02
Is there severe leakage from the lower box? Try installing the rotation directions of the two motor flaps in the same direction

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