Machinery Balancing Manual

Filled with 154 pages of useful, practical information, this is one of the best books written exclusively on balancing rotating machinery.

The Machinery Balancing Manual was prepared by individuals with a combined total of over 90 years experience in dynamic balancing and vibration analysis. In addition to the practical knowledge gained over the years, the writers have also authored ASME and other papers, served on the ANSI Standards committees on dynamic balancing, and taught numerous customer training sessions on the subject.

This book is written for mechanics, millwrights, machinists and machinery repairmen, as well as for engineers. It's a great reference manual to take on the job.

 Here's What's Inside

Five Chapters:

• Vibration Fundamentals
  
• Balancing Fundamentals
  
• Field Balancing
  
• Shop Balancing
  
• Balancing Tolerances

 

• Illustrations are used throughout
  
• Example problems include solutions
  
• Most topics covered in one page
  
• The basics are covered in detail
Sample recording forms for single and two plane balancing, no phase balancing, vector paper, graphs and charts are also included.

Some of the Topics Covered in the Balancing Manual are:
Measuring vibration Analyzing vibration Typical machine sketches Diagnosis of common problems Selecting Balancing Speed Overcoming thrusting, windage Residual unbalance check Key conventions for balancing Set up for in-place balancing Combining and splitting weights	Flexible rotor balancing How unbalance reduces bearing life Single plane balancing Two plane balancing No phase balancing Static/Couple solution Balancing Tolerances compared:   API, ANSI (ISO), MIL-STD Allocating tolerances to planes Which tolerance is best for you?