Dynamic Balancing Services

• When unbalance has been identified with the help of FFT vibration analyzer, then the correction is straightforward. Weight has to be either added or removed from the rotating equipment.
• Unbalance is measured and reported in two ways. One is a measure of the effect of the vibration and the other is a measure of the heavy spot. The vibration measure is used in fieldwork and embodies the speed characteristics of centrifugal force effects. In field balancing, rotors run at their own operating speed, with minimum disassembly. A basic requirement in place balancing is that the rotor has to be accessible to make corrections.

• Balancing is performed on the complete assembled machine and hence compensates the assembly tolerances.
• The cost and time to dismantle the machine are saved.
• The possibility of damage to the rotor in dismantling and carrying it to balancing station is eliminated.
• The effects of temperature, pressure, distortion and other environmental influences can be incorporated.
• The vibration level measured at the 1*rpm is used as an indicator of the amount of unbalance. The location is determined by measuring the phase. Phase is measured by an indicator in the instrument, triggered by a photocell.

• When unbalance has been identified with the help of FFT vibration analyzer, then the correction is straightforward. Weight has to be either added or removed from the rotating equipment.
• Unbalance is measured and reported in two ways. One is a measure of the effect of the vibration and the other is a measure of the heavy spot. The vibration measure is used in fieldwork and embodies the speed characteristics of centrifugal force effects. In field balancing, rotors run at their own operating speed, with minimum disassembly. A basic requirement in place balancing is that the rotor has to be accessible to make corrections.
• The technique of field balancing offers some distinct advantages as:
• Balancing is performed on the complete assembled machine and hence compensates the assembly tolerances.
• The cost and time to dismantle the machine are saved.
• The possibility of damage to the rotor in dismantling and carrying it to balancing station is eliminated. The effects of temperature, pressure, distortion and other environmental influences can be incorporated. The vibration level measured at the 1*rpm is used as an indicator of the amount of unbalance. The location is determined by measuring the phase. Phase is measured by an indicator in the instrument, triggered by a photocell.

Supported by experienced professionals, we are engaged in offering Ultrasonic Testing Services. The ultrasonic testing service we are offering is based on the pulse-echo method in which sound pulse coming from the transmitter is radiated in a beam through a given medium at a specific speed or velocity. Radiated in a predictable direction and after encountering with boundary these sound pulses reflect back.

Frequency:

• Sound waves oscillate at a specific frequency or number of vibrations or cycles per second as pitch in the familiar range of audible sound
• Human ears can respond to sound vibrations in the range of 20 Hz to 20 KHz
• Majority of ultrasonic flaw detection applications utilize frequencies between 500 KHz to 10 MHz
• Sound energy does not travel efficiently through air or other gases at frequencies in the megahertz range but travels freely through most liquids and common engineering material

Velocity:

• Speed of sound wave varies depending on the medium of traveling
• Sound waves are affected by the medium's density and elastic properties
• In steel, the velocity of sound wave is 6 * 1000000 mm/sec

Wavelength:

• All waves have an associated wavelength, which is the distance between any two corresponding points in the cycle
• Wavelength is related to frequency and velocity
• λ = v/f (where, λ = wavelength, v = sound velocity, f = frequency)

• Temperature: 58.0° C
• temperature rise is above 20.0° C
• Suitable for blue wire strand and wire for a bad connection

• Keeps user out of danger when scanning electrical systems
• Minimizes unscheduled downtime by detecting the faults before failure
• Prolongs machinery life
• Saves energy
• Monitors tank and vessel levels from far distance
• Infrared region appears between 0.8 microns to 1000 microns wavelength
• Thermal imaging cameras detect radiation in the infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum (roughly 900–14,000 nanometers or 0.9–14 µm)
• Produces image of that radiation
• Measures temperature on defective components
• The resistance or molecular friction produced within these problem areas is visible in the infrared spectrum
• Can identify bearing problems quickly and easily

• Removes the material flux from the area of the flaw
• Uses an externally applied magnetic field or electric current
• Deformation of the magnetic field extends to a considerable distance
• Size of the distortion is much larger than that of the defect
• Distortion is made visible at the surface of the part by means of the tiny particles attracted to the leakage fields
• Common method of magnetic particle inspection uses finely divided iron or magnetic iron oxide particles
• Suspension is sprayed or painted over the magnetized specimen during magnetization
• Magnetic particles are attracted by the surface field in the area of the defect
• Magnetic particles are held on to the edges of the defect
• Inspection can be applied to raw material in steel mills in the early stages of manufacturing
• Also used for inspecting structural parts

• BS6072: 1981 (1986 - AMD 4843)
• Magnetic Flow
• Color Contrast Method
• ASTM E709