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Abnormal vibration at the exhaust end of the turbine

2016-04-07View Original

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Abnormal vibration occurred at the exhaust end of the back-pressure turbine, but it returned to a stable state within a few minutes. When the vibration level at the exhaust side rises abnormally, the vibration level at the intake side remains low. What’s the reason? ? Please, experts, help me solve this!
Reply #22016-04-08
What about the changes in flow rate and temperature before and after the vibration? . . There are also changes in the flow rate and pressure of the air compressor. Fault diagnosis requires systematic investigation and analysis.
Reply #32016-04-08
It depends on the turbine structure; in our plant, turbine 1# has a vertical deviation of 15um and a horizontal deviation of 55um, while turbine 2# has a vertical deviation of 12um and a horizontal deviation of 24um. The rotation speed is 4050
Reply #42016-04-08
In this case, random vibration should be considered, but the specific cause can only be determined by taking into account the operating conditions and diagnostic patterns

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