Post on 31-Dec-2015
description
Vibration Condition Monitoring
Overview of Methods
Maintenance Methods
Method Relative Cost
• Fix when fail 100%
• Preventive Maintenance PM 60%
• Condition Based CM 50%
• CM + Failure analysis & redesign 30%
CM Methods
Method On load Off load • Visual, Hearing, Touching And Smell X X• Crack Detection X• Leak Detection X• Corrosion X X• Performance Evaluation X• Wear Particle Analysis X• Noise X• Acoustic Emission X• Electric Motor Testing X X• Lubrication X X• Thermal X• Vibration Condition Monitoring (VCM) X
Which machine?
• Financial Analysis
• Small power tools not cost effective
• Major plant permanent monitoring?
• Other machines regular screening?
Instrumentation
• Transducer– Eddy Current (displacement)– Piezoelectric Accelerometer– Special: SEE, SPM
• Conditioning Amplifier– to suit transducer– built in to instrument
• Readout/Analyser– Readout, band limited, FFT?
Accelerometer Mounting
Mounting Point
Measurement Location
1H
1V
1A
2H
2V
2A
3H
3V
3A4H
4V
4A
•Measure each vertical position for Trend Analysis
•Measure all positions for full analysis, including Tacho / Phase
•Convention: number starting at driver
Tacho & Phase
Machine Operation
• Consistent operating conditions
• Loaded, speed
• How to detect loading?
OH&S
Operator Safety
• Location of transducers
• Environment while measuring
• Safety moving between machines
• Emergency procedures
• Personal safety equipment
Monitoring
• Vertical vibration at each bearing
• RMS vibration only
• Use trend analysis
• Full measurement at each bearing on fault
Trend Analysis
2 x base level
6 x base level
Time
Vibration Level V RMS
Alarm level
Shutdown level
Repair
Full Measurement, Analysis & Diagnosis
Data, Route, Database
• Record all data for all points
• Regular logical route through plant
• Data storage for maintenance intelligence
• Data feeds back to monitoring/redesign
Vibration Level Assessment
4.5
0.18
0.71
1.8
45
18
7.1
Not permissibleNot permissible
Not permissibleNot permissible
Just tolerable
Just tolerableJust tolerable
Just tolerable
Allowable
Allowable
Allowable
Allowable
Good
GoodGood
Good
Small machines to 15 kWMedium machines
15-75 kW
Large machines withheavy foundations
operating below natural frequency
Large machines withheavy foundations
operating above natural frequency
mm/sRMS velocity
Action at Alarm Level
• CM measurement exceeds criterion
• Fault diagnosis
• Maintenance Plan
• Spares Requisition
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Rolling Bearings - Geometry
Pitch Diameter
Ball Diameter
Number of Balls
Contact Angle
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Bearing Defect Frequencies
BPFOnf
BD
PD
BPFInf
BD
PD
BDFPD
BDf
BD
PD
CDFf BD
PD
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21
1
21
2
( cos )
( cos )
( ( cos ) )
( cos )
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Characteristic Spectrum
amplitude
frequency
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Plain Bearings
Oil film
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Characteristic Spectrum
amplitude
frequency
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Gear Faults
TMF rpm teeth / 60
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Characteristic Spectrum - Looseness
amplitude
frequency
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Characteristic Spectrum - Flow
amplitude
frequency
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Resonance
• Input vibration that is at or near the natural
frequency causes excessive vibration.
• About 20% of machines show resonance
• May occur with other faults
• Can cause excessive energy use
• Can cause serious damage
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Diagnostic Case Studies
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Case Study 1
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Instrumentation
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Rotor Details
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Phase / Amplitude Data
Vertical
Horizontal
2.0 2.0
3.0 2.8
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Base Spectrum
amplitude
frequency
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Current Spectrum
amplitude
frequency
25 Hz
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Case Study 1
• Data analysis confirms likely static
unbalance
• Consider the type of rotor to further
examine the fault
• Static unbalance is rare - fault means
similar loss of mass at each end (eg complete blade from a rotary planer)
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Case Study 2
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Machine Layout
Motor
GearboxAxial Compressor
0.7 1.0 2.0 2.1
2.3 2.1 1.5 1.1
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Base Spectrum (3V)
amplitude
frequency 10kHz
37.5 62.5
162.5 3012.5
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Current Spectrum (3v)
amplitude
frequency 10kHz
37.5 62.5
162.5
3012.5
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Current Spectrum – Better Resolution
amplitude
frequency 4kHz
3017.5
47.5
147.5
152.5
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Probable Fault
• New spectrum bandwidth 5 Hz per line
• Large vibration increase at TMF
• Gear problem - perhaps excessive wear on one
or both gears, failure of tooth hard facing etc.
• Check 3H, 3A, 4V, 4H, 4A, 5V, 5H, 5A, 6V, 6H,
6A to confirm.