Vibration Analysis of Rub in Rotating Machinery

Author:

Hee Lim Meng1,Leong M. Salman1,Keng Ngui Wai2

Affiliation:

1. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

2. Universiti Malaysia Pahang

Abstract

Rubbing is one of the most common faults that occurs in rotating machinery. This paper studies the vibration responses of a rotor system under the influence of blade induced rubbing. An experimental study was undertaken to simulate various conditions of rubbing in rotor system caused by rotating blades and its corresponding vibration responses are measured and analyzed. Experimental results showed that the effect and vibration responses caused by blade rubbing is enormous and therefore can be easily detected based on vibration spectrum analysis. Besides this, the severity of rubbing caused by different conditions of blades could also be estimated based on the magnitudes and patterns of vibration spectrum.

Publisher

Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.

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