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Motor mounts

Use a shorter shaft (this may affect the motor mounts, and/or piping mounts). [Pg.136]

At Pump Installation Be sure the motor shaft centerline is below the pump shaft centerline so that it can be shimmed upward. Make sure the motor mount boltholes have sufficient play to allow for some lateral adjustment. Many pumps and motor assemblies are shipped from the factory on a common channel iron base plate. The manufacturer alleges that they arc already aligned at the factory. You need to verify and correct this alignment in all cases. [Pg.147]

Large towers often have the motor mounted horizontally connected to a right angle gear drive. The motor can be closely coupled- in the air stream- or connected with a drive shaft with the motor outside the air stream. Maintenance personnel typically prefer the external TEFC motor- when available- for its easier access. Cooling tower fans- like all fans- operate in accordance with the fan laws one of which states that the horsepower required to drive a fan increases to the cube of fan speed. [Pg.81]

A mode curve exhibiting this shape could indicate that the motor mountings, or the baseplate under the motor, are loose and that the motor is moving vertically. In fact, in the example from which this figure was taken, this is exactly what was happening. The blower s baseplate floats on a one-inch thick cork pad, which is normally an acceptable practice. However, in this example, an inlet filter/silencer was mounted without support directly to the inlet located on the right end of the machine. The weight of the filter/silencer compressed the cork pad under the blower, which lifted the motor-end of the baseplate off of the cork pad. In this mode, the motor has complete freedom of movement in the vertical plane. In effect, it... [Pg.731]

Rather than evaluate each measurement point separately, plot the energy of each measurement point on a common shaft. First, the vertical measurements were plotted to determine the mode shape of the machine s shaft. This plot indicates that the outboard end of the motor shaft is displaced much more than the remaining shaft. This limits the machine problem to the rear of the motor. Based strictly on the overall value, the probable cause is loose motor mounts on the rear motor feet. The second step was plotting the horizontal mode shape. This plot indicates that the shaft is deflected between the pillow block bearings. Without additional information, the mode shaft suggests a bent shaft between the bearings. [Pg.814]

Pump Thrust Bearing Housing or Motor Mounting Flange (see Figure 2-8B) Pump Shaft (adjacent to bearing)... [Pg.36]

The pump-to-motor mounting surface shall contain a rabbeted fit. [Pg.63]

GEAR MOUNTED BY MOTOR MOUNTED BY TURBINE MOUNTED BY ... [Pg.83]

B034 Motor mounting MTR MNTING c 1 A foot Biflange C foot and flange Diskirt Z other... [Pg.196]

Because the vast majority of the monomers react at both ends, these adhesives are thermosets and brittle. Thus, such adhesives are not suitable for areas requiring flexibility. Because they are thermosets, they are typically resistant to oils, water, and solvents. Thus, the adhesive plays two roles bonding and protection. These properties make anaerobic adhesives suitable for automotive and truck motor mounts and electric engines. [Pg.616]

Extractor Model Volume, m3 Capacity, m3/hr rpm Motor Motor Mounting Power, kW Diameter, m... [Pg.490]

Use a probe design which allows automatic tuning matching, via the use of motors mounted on the probe body. [Pg.39]

Butyl rubber is made by polymerizing isobutylene with a small quantity of isoprene. Its main uses are in the making of truck tire inner tubes, inner coatings for tubeless tires, and automobile motor mounts. [Pg.229]

The introduction of gradient shimming (that makes this procedure very easy to automate) together with the possibility of performing automatic tuning and matching (via the use of motors mounted on the probe body) has further improved the whole procedure. [Pg.289]

The holder for the work piece or pieces consists essentially of a metal rack or jig, on which the articles can be held by means of clips or other such accessories it may be used stationary, or in more elaborate forms with rotary or planetary movement in such cases the drive is by means of an electric motor mounted externally on the chamber, with the shaft led into the chamber through a vacuum-tight seal. Planetary movement of the work holder in particular requires further description typically, the articles are clipped to individual cages (called planets ), which are attached to the main frame of the holder. The frame is driven and by means of gearing and inter-connecting drive chains the planets in turn can be made to rotate in a selected ratio to their speed of rotation (the usual ranges of ratios are from 5 1 to 10 1). [Pg.196]

The protein concentration used in the near-IR measurements was about 7 mM in heme. The protein solution was filtered through either a 0.45 pm or a 0.22 pm membrane filter prior to being anaerobically transferred into a gas-tight 1-mm-path-length sample cell. The sample cell was rotated sufficiently quickly to ensure that each photolysis pulse illuminated a fresh volume within the protein sample. The temperature of the sample was about 28°C, which was elevated somewhat from ambient temperature due to heating by the motorized mount. [Pg.207]

Uses of GPO. Because of its good heat resistance which combines with good rubber properties GPO had important applications in motor mounts. It was added to other rubbers to improve resistance to heat and atmosphere aging. [Pg.719]

Because mechanical stirrers use an electric motor mounted above the reaction flask, there is a serious danger of sparks from the motor igniting volatile flammable solvents. In such instances the use of mechanical stirrers powered by compressed air is recommended. [Pg.174]

The intensity of mixing in the nitrator by the turbine is such that the emulsion of nitroglycerine in the acid cannot be initiated by a No. 8 blasting cap. The turbine is driven by V-belts of a motor mounted in a room separated from the nitration unit by a partition wall. [Pg.526]


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