ebyk
Mechanical
- Mar 7, 2011
- 7
high everybody
i work in a wide plate mill plant.our mill stand drive
system is equipped with two big "joint shaft spindles,each 51ton weight and 10700mm length.they have 2 huge spindle supports(see attached drawing). Recently,during routine inspections ,we found that the mill spindles are whirling and their supports have oscillations.
In horizontal plane,amplitude of the oscillation is about 8-10 mm for bottom and 2-5mm for top spindle support(measured in middle bearing of spindle shaft).
In vertical plane amplitude is about 1-2 mm,for both spindle
supports.The frequency of oscillation of spindle support in horizontal plane is nearly twice the spindle rotation speed.
(mill stand max.speed and torque are 120 rpm and 8100KNm,respectively.)
Now main question is that the oscillation is due to "low stiffness" of spindle supports, or it refers to some faults in joint shaft itself?
In other words if we assume no support for such a huge spindle, this type of oscillation is normal or not?and finally if we constrain the horizontal movement of the support by some means,what will happens to spindle itself?
thank you and best regards
i work in a wide plate mill plant.our mill stand drive
system is equipped with two big "joint shaft spindles,each 51ton weight and 10700mm length.they have 2 huge spindle supports(see attached drawing). Recently,during routine inspections ,we found that the mill spindles are whirling and their supports have oscillations.
In horizontal plane,amplitude of the oscillation is about 8-10 mm for bottom and 2-5mm for top spindle support(measured in middle bearing of spindle shaft).
In vertical plane amplitude is about 1-2 mm,for both spindle
supports.The frequency of oscillation of spindle support in horizontal plane is nearly twice the spindle rotation speed.
(mill stand max.speed and torque are 120 rpm and 8100KNm,respectively.)
Now main question is that the oscillation is due to "low stiffness" of spindle supports, or it refers to some faults in joint shaft itself?
In other words if we assume no support for such a huge spindle, this type of oscillation is normal or not?and finally if we constrain the horizontal movement of the support by some means,what will happens to spindle itself?
thank you and best regards