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August 02, 2016

What happens if I do not properly channel the vibration out of the rotating equipment?

August 02, 2016/ Ken Gerdes

If you don’t get the vibration transferred out of the rotating equipment, the result is premature bearing and seal failures. This will result in an unreliable piece of equipment.

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August 02, 2016

What is the means of transmitting vibration from rotating equipment?

August 02, 2016/ Ken Gerdes

The means of transmitting vibration is the epoxy grout.  Epoxy grout acts as the conduit to transfer vibration from the equipment to the foundation where it can be dissipated.

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August 02, 2016

Can vibration effect other rotating equipment?

August 02, 2016/ Ken Gerdes

If multiple equipment is set on the same foundation, one piece of equipment can pollute the other piece of equipment causing a sympathetic vibration.

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August 02, 2016

How big should my equipment foundation be?

August 02, 2016/ Ken Gerdes

For rotating equipment, the foundation mass should be three times the mass of the equipment. For reciprocating equipment, the foundation mass should be five times the mass of the equipment.

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August 02, 2016

Do I need to protect a foundation when preparing to grout rotating equipment?

August 02, 2016/ Ken Gerdes

A cover may be necessary to protect a foundation from sun, wind and rain.

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