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Posted by: antony ® 02/20/2004, 21:37:17 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
What is the speed & mass of the rotating components below which balancing is not required? Where shall i get such information? Is there any standards available? If so, please let me know. C.M.Antony Thomas Modified by antony at Fri, Feb 20, 2004, 21:38:16 |
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Posted by: snapper ® 02/27/2004, 23:43:58 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
hi Antony, Basicly every rotating elemen needs dinamic balancing. Now it's depand on the component. If your component is conected to a bearing maybe a pillow block bearing and your component have a large radius and heavy (let say about 5 kg or more). i suggest you have to balance your component. because if you doesn't do that you will have shorter life time on your pillow block or maybe you will brake your pilow. Snapper |
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