Pump/Motor Alignment Literature 2

[ahsanb]

Hi guys,
Can anyone of you recommend some elementry online literature on pump/motor alignmnet techniques.

 

[DRWeig]

Try this on Google books:

Millwright's Guide

Good on ya,

Goober Dave

 

[mech3333]

http://www.maintenanceresources.com/referencelibrary/ezine/fiveerrors.html

Try this page.

 

[flexibox]

Try looking up books written by John Piotrowski. I cannot find the name of the reference book this was extracted from. Good luck. If there is somethning specific you are after let us know I may have extracts i can send you

 

[electricpete]

Here is a pretty detailed article:

http://www.acculign.com/acculign pdf/article1.pdf

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[electricpete]

Sorry, here is the more detailed alignment tutorial by the same author:

http://www.acculign.com/acculign pdf/tutorial.pdf

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[electricpete]

Also search "alignment" here for a variety of articles:

http://www.compsys.com/drknow/aplpapr.nsf/apweb/$searchForm?SearchView

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[electricpete]

The link function doesn't work quite right above when you click it, so instead you'll have to highlight the entire address above and cut/paste it into your browser address bar.

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[vpl]

or ep could have posted the link in Step 3 so that it would work ...

Patricia Lougheed

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[electricpete]

Can you explain what you mean vpl?
What is step 3?... is there a better way to post a long link? (other than maybe tinyurl)


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[vpl]

Pete

When you post a reply there is information in red on the left hand side.

It starts off with Before you start. Then it says Step 1 Message with the big white box where you type your message right below it.

Next, it says Step 2 Options with four check blocks (E-mail Notification, Emoticons/Smileys, Process TGML and Signature).

The next one says Step 3 Attachment and there is a box with a paperclip next to it. If you enter the http address in that box then it will appear in your post as a box with a paperclip below your signature. For example, look at the bottom of this post where I captured your entire link.

Finally there is Step 4 Submit Post with the Preview and Submit buttons.

I hope this is of help to anyone posting links.



Patricia Lougheed

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[electricpete]

Aha, that step 3.
Thanks, that'll be useful.

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