21121956
Mechanical
- Jul 29, 2005
- 420
Hello everybody:
As a normal practice in the manufacture of hydraulic turbine runners, the Technical Specifications indicate to perform in the final steps of the process, the static and dynamic balancing of the runner.
In one particular case, the manufacturer agrees to perform only the static balance but not the dynamic balancing. Regardless of the Specifications, under what circumstances the dynamic balancing can be ignored? Technically, how can the manufacturer support this position? Should be the owner of the equipment rigorous in demanding the realization of this dynamic balance?
Your comments are welcome. Thanks in advance.
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As a normal practice in the manufacture of hydraulic turbine runners, the Technical Specifications indicate to perform in the final steps of the process, the static and dynamic balancing of the runner.
In one particular case, the manufacturer agrees to perform only the static balance but not the dynamic balancing. Regardless of the Specifications, under what circumstances the dynamic balancing can be ignored? Technically, how can the manufacturer support this position? Should be the owner of the equipment rigorous in demanding the realization of this dynamic balance?
Your comments are welcome. Thanks in advance.
El que no puede andar, se sienta.