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existing model and the model is developed in ANSYS. Wet impeller mass and inertia are assumed to be 20% of dry
impeller mass and Inertia. Mass and inertia of impellers, sleeves and other components are considered in the model
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Calculation Cases
Cases
density(g/cm) Viscosity(Cp)
Case 1
1.0731
0.69
Case 2
1.0731
0.69
Test condition
f (Hz)
56.9
57.2
228.4
231.3
380.6
384.6
CPM
3417
3430
13704
13878
22837
23075
Operating
speed
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
GAP
%
15
15
360
366
666
674
f (Hz)
70.0
85.4
218.6
230.4
351.0
359.8
CPM
4201
5127
13117
13821
21057
21587
Operating speed
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
GAP
%
41
72
340
364
606
624
Damping
factor (%)
47
27
9
8
3
3
Operating speed
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
GAP %
29
35
345
355
614
624
Damping
factor (%)
13
8
2
2
1
1
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f (Hz)
64.0
67.2
221.2
226.0
354.4
359.3
CPM
3840
4035
13273
13562
21265
21560
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f (Hz)
42.9
92.0
214.4
235.7
373.6
CPM
2575
5517
12866
14142
22417
386.7
23202
Operating speed
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
2980
GAP %
-13.6
85.1
331.7
374.6
652.2
Damping
factor (%)
87
46
17
17
4
678.6
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Campbell Diagram: The figure 1.2 and 1.3 shows the Campbell diagrams for 1xAPI and 2xAPI, natural frequency
(cpm) vs. operating frequency (rpm).
Campbell diagram Field conditions (1XAPI)
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Natural frequency
f (Hz)
CPM
Mode 1
93
5580
Mode 2
645
38700
Mode 3
Mode 4
1038
1624
62280
97400
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Mode shapes
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VI. CONCLUSION
Lateral Analysis:
This analysis demonstrates that from new clearances to two times new clearances, the damping factor versus separation
margin between any natural frequency and the synchronous run line are within the acceptable region defined in API
610 last edition. From the Campbell diagrams of all conditions, there is no resonance observed during the speed of 25%
of operating speed to 125% of operating speed. The pump is not disturbed by any critical speeds during running. The
shaft design is safe based on above calculations.
Torsional Analysis:
This dynamic analysis of the rotor shows that the pump shaft, the coupling and the motor shaft as one unit are free from
any torsional critical speed according to the API 610 11th edition criterion. The shaft line is rightly designed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to thank, Dr.Y.J.Suresh. Professor & PG Co-ordinator, Dept. of mechanical engineering, JNNCE, Shimoga.
For his valuable support to carry out this work.
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