Dynamic Balancing
51% of electric motor breakdowns are caused by the wearing and collapse of bearings. The main reason for that is the vibration occurred by the unbalance of the rotor.
What is dynamic balancing?
Balancing is the process of improving the mass distribution of a body so that it rotates in its bearings without unbalanced centrifugal forces.
Dynamic Balancing of:
- Fans (cooling, drying, heating, extracting), axial or drum shaped
- Rotors, armatures
- Pulleys
- Couplings
- Shafts
- Gears
Our Facilities
The AEM workshop is equipped with an IRD 236 Electronic Balancing Machine, capable of supporting rotating equipment (rotors, fans, couplings, etc.) of up to 2,000kg, 1700mm length and 800mm diameter.
We can perform single-plane (static) or two-plane (dynamic) balancing, conforming to ISO1940-1, at the required quality grade (G1, G2.5, G6.3, ...) with a key convention following the ISO Standard 8821:1989.
A full report is given to the client including the values of the residual unbalance.
