Rotor Axis Orbit Monitoring Based on Virtual Instrument

Yuan Wei; Wu Bin Xu; Hai Jing Zeng; Hong Xian Zhang; Zhou Qiang Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.279.382

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Rotor Axis Orbit Monitoring Based on Virtual Instrument

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According to the typical rotating machinery faults and their corresponding rotor axis orbit characteristics, the using of eddy current sensor and the LabVIEW software platform constitute orbits measurement and analysis system, which is carried out for data acquisition, instrument control, measurement analysis and data display. The results show that orbits can be real-time display of motion, and two orthogonal vibration signals superimposed on the XY Graph.vi 'to generated the orbits and wave, calculating the quality of unbalance Block and the position of equilibrium rotor to make sure the system to reach equilibrium.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 279)

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382-387

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July 2011

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Yuan Wei, Wu Bin Xu, Hai Jing Zeng, Hong Xian Zhang, Zhou Qiang Zhang

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Analysis, Axis Orbit, LabVIEW, Measurement, Oil Film Force

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