Industry
Standard for Alignment Accuracy
- Coupling remains assembled
(no disassembly required)
- For shaft sizes 1 1/8"
to 5" diameter (larger with the accessory chain clamps)
- Rugged
three-drawer Kennedy toolbox -
Not affected by
shaft end play - Most
cost-effective way to align shafts -
Precision measurement and precision moves (no hunting) -
Rigid clamping with swivel joints guarantees high degree of accuracy
-
Tube to store extension rods and to measure bar sag -
Bar sag chart included Comes
with a McGraw-Hill textbook,
by Victor Wowk, P.E., and 48 min. training DVD
The textbook
describes the state-of-the-art alignment methods and is written by a pioneering
engineer and author in the field
This easy-to-follow, step-by-step resource shows you how to:
- Diagnose
Misalignment - using vibration instruments, dial indicators, hand feel,
and visual observations.
- Perform
Precision Alignments - using dial indicators, lasers, optical and electronic
measuring instruments. Graphical plotting techniques are illustrated with
examples of the reverse-indicator method, face-and-rim, and many variations.
- Move
Machines - from small ones to the largest ones with orchestrated positioning
techniques.
- Judge
Acceptability - with alignment tolerances based on speed and stresses
at the joints.
- Deal
with Complicating Factors - such as faulty foundations, bent shafts, soft
foot, bar sag, piping strain, and thermal growth.
- Align
Specific Machines - from normal two-machine one-coupling horizontal systems,
to long drive shafts, large and heavy machines, multiple machine trains,
vertical shafts, single-bearing generators, and reciprocating machines.
- This
authoritative guide also covers bearing alignments, gear alignment, and
pulley alignments. It also includes specific chapters on couplings, optical
tooling, and laser systems. |
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