The document defines classes and grades for measuring permissible unbalance in rotating equipment based on speed and application. It provides values for classes 9, 10 and 11 and gives a formula to calculate the equivalent grade from a given class based on parameters like speed, weight, and number of rotations. It also notes that standard couplings generally fulfill class 9 and can be balanced to certain grades depending on customer requirements.
The document defines classes and grades for measuring permissible unbalance in rotating equipment based on speed and application. It provides values for classes 9, 10 and 11 and gives a formula to calculate the equivalent grade from a given class based on parameters like speed, weight, and number of rotations. It also notes that standard couplings generally fulfill class 9 and can be balanced to certain grades depending on customer requirements.
The document defines classes and grades for measuring permissible unbalance in rotating equipment based on speed and application. It provides values for classes 9, 10 and 11 and gives a formula to calculate the equivalent grade from a given class based on parameters like speed, weight, and number of rotations. It also notes that standard couplings generally fulfill class 9 and can be balanced to certain grades depending on customer requirements.
The document defines classes and grades for measuring permissible unbalance in rotating equipment based on speed and application. It provides values for classes 9, 10 and 11 and gives a formula to calculate the equivalent grade from a given class based on parameters like speed, weight, and number of rotations. It also notes that standard couplings generally fulfill class 9 and can be balanced to certain grades depending on customer requirements.
Class 9 = 52 gm.mm Permisible Grade *1000*60*Wt in Kg Unbalance -
2*3.14*N gram*mm/ Kg Value Class 10= 26 gm.mm
Class 11 = 13 gm.mm whereN= R PM
Use Ba s e d o n S p e e d Ba s e d o n Ap p l i c a t i o n
G 6.3 = Centrifugal Pumps
Ref API 610 or 671 G 2.5 = Turbines G 1.0 =Precision Equipment like Grindingmachine Drive
Note: 1 For Given class , equivalent grade can be calculated using Permissible Unbalance formula as per ISO 1940-1 2 I n general, Standard R a t h i c o u p l i n g s fulfill AGMA C l a s s 9 and can be further balanced against customer requirements to Grade 6.3 I 2.5
