Machines model HDCM are belt driven
horizontal type photo scanning
Universal Hard Bearing Balancing
Machine, provided with
microprocessor based measuring panel
HDCM – 8500 suitable for balancing
different shapes of rotors, of
electrical machines, Cylinders, fly
wheel, rotor of centrifugal pumps
and other type of rotating
machines.
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design. No drive coupling / adaptor
etc. required to connect to the
rotor to be balanced. It has
following advantages - |
1) Cost saving on manufacturing of
precision adaptor to connect drive
coupling to rotor.
2) Any rotor can be balanced without
losing time in manufacturing of
adaptor.
3) The balancing accuracy of rotor
not disturbed due to unbalance in
drive coupling / adaptor.
4) Belt drive machine are more
accurate (about 5 times) as compared
to end drive machine. |
The machines features a very simple
operation. The working cycle is
fully automatic. From safety point
of view a double press push button
starts machine, Measures and stores
the unbalance values on DPMs for two
Plane simultaneously and stops
machine. Key board facility provided
in measuring panel for correct data
feeding of rotor with 1 digit
accuracy for its dimensions like A, B,
C, R1 & R2. Tolerance limits of both
correction planes i.e. +11 & +12 can
be feed so that when rotor is
balanced within the limits
respective LEDs glow up, indicating
no further correction necessary. For
other details please refer “
features of measuring panel
HDCM-8500” |
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1) Digital display for
unbalance indication
Amount and angle for unbalance for
both planes displayed on separate
DPMs. Hence linear accuracy is very
goos as compared to analog meter + digit for amount and + degree for angle. |
2) Digital display for RPM
indication
A DPM is provided to indicate
balancing speed continuously as a
standard feature. |
3) Auto Stop
No necessity to stop machine once
started. It stops automatically
after stabilization of unbalance
results. |
4) Simultaneous Indication
Amount and angle of unbalance in
both planes displayed simultaneously
and remains displayed (stored ) till
next run. This totally eliminates
operation of plane selector and
reduces additional time for
stabilization of readings in other
plane. |
5) Key-Board
Data of rotor dimensions and
balancing tolerance i.e. values of
A, B, C, R1, R2, t11, t12 are fed by key
operation. Hence accuracy of data
feedings accurate up to 1 digit. |
6) Tolerance Indicators
Separate LEDs are provided for both
planes which glow when unbalance is
reduced within balancing tolerance. |
7) Auto Range
Depending upon whether unbalance
amount is more or less a respective
course or fine range gets
automatically selected till rotor
gets balanced within tolerance
limits, Multiplier operation is
totally eliminated. |
8) Data store
Data is provided with 'Self check' mode which checks proper functioning of digital display. LED's is cycle operation. This helps immediate fault detection.
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9) Self Check
Panel is provided with ‘self-check’
mode which checks proper functioning
of digital displays, LEDs is cyclic
operation (optional). This helps immediate
fault detection. |
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Additional Featureson demand : |
Printer :
A matrix printer can be connected
through ‘FIE’ software. It shows
runs till rotor is balanced within
balancing tolerance.
Component Indication :
‘FIE’ software specially developed
with 3-99 component indication, is
suitable for balancing of rotor with
fixed locations for balancing
correction.
Unbalance Correction :
• Drill attachment 8mm capacity
portable drill with supporting
overhead railing.
• Separate drilling attachment 19mm.
Capacity with a vertical drilling
head , manual.
• Portable type reveting hammer
(piston type) speed 1800
blows/minute, capacity 6mm in a aluminum suspected from top with
rail.
• Tangential belt drive, in addition
to standard (suitable for a
particular type of rotor for production balancing)
• Longitudinal movement of right
hand pedestal by chain & sprocket
attachment. |
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Technical Specifications :
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"FIE" Horizontal Hard Bearing Belt Drive Dynamic Balancing Machines. |
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Max. wt. on each
pedestal
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Max. distance between
bearings
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Min. distance between
bearings ( drive outside
pedestal )
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* Balancing speed range
( n )
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Acceleration capability
( gs2n2 )
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Min. Unbalance mass
measured
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Max. Unbalance mass
measured
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Unbalanced reduction
ratio
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Min. Achievable
unbalance per rotor wt. (
For max. rotor wt. )
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