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Case Study - Structural Resonance
Case Study - Structural Resonance
STRUCTURAL RESONANCE
RIZFIAN RAMADHAN
ARIF ZAENUDIN
APRIZON ZON
DRIVER ELECTRIC MOTOR
SPEED 1460 RPM
M1 POWER 7.5KW
F2
CURRENT 16.1A
COUPLING V-BELT
M2
F1 DRIVEN FAN
SPEED 421 RPM
NO OF BLADE 3
EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION
OBSERVATION FINDING
1. The highest overall vibration value is M2Y 0,863 in/sec RMS and the
status is High (Zone D)
2. The highest vibration occurs in the motor both NDE and DE side but
only in the belt directions.
3. The dominant amplitude shown 1xfan pass frequency.
4. Visually vibrations are also visible on the frame of motor and fan.
M2Y – Motor Inboard Y-Axis
SPECTRUM
WAVEFORM
DIAGNOSE AND ANALYSIS
▪ Dominant peak at
18Hz and 25Hz
▪ 18Hz is close with
Fan pass frequency
▪ 25Hz is close with
1xrpm of motor
1ST VERIFICATION
1. Bump test has been done and the results is frequency of structure
close with the fan pass frequency, about 15% (NF Structure is
18Hz and Fan pass frequency is 21.8Hz)
2. For temporary action, support with scaffolding pipes in the
direction with the highest vibration is added. The result is that the
highest vibration decreased significantly from 0,863 to 0,189
in/sec RMS but the vibration still in Alarm (Zone C).
TEMPORARY
SUPPORT
Temporary Support
BEFORE
The vibration overall value
AFTER significantly decreased from
0,863 to 0,189 in/sec RMS after
added temporary support but
the limit still in alarm (Zone C)
2nd RECOMMENDATION
1. Close monitoring for ensure the vibration still stable with the
temporary support.
2. The support must be installed permanently to increase the proper
stiffness.
3. Because this equipment can’t be turned off for corrective action
(No Redundancy), please prepare and plan for additional
permanent support and check belt conditions when Turn Around
begins.
2nd VERIFICATION