Service Program

Vibration Analysis & Balancing

Vibration Analysis & Balancing

Abnormal vibration can indicate imbalance, misalignment, looseness, bearing defects, resonance, or process-related forces. Synergy Global combines measurement, mechanical inspection, and corrective balancing to help restore stable rotating-equipment operation.

Vibration measurement and diagnosis

Readings are collected at suitable bearing and machine locations under known operating conditions. Overall values and frequency characteristics are reviewed together with speed, load, foundation condition, alignment, and maintenance history.

Balancing correction

Where imbalance is confirmed, components can be balanced in the workshop or corrected in situ when equipment design and operating conditions permit. Correction weights and trial runs are controlled to achieve an acceptable residual condition for the agreed scope.

Verification and recommendations

Post-correction readings are compared with the initial condition. The report records the measured results and identifies any remaining concerns such as looseness, alignment, bearing condition, structural response, or process excitation.

Service Highlights

  • Baseline and diagnostic vibration measurements
  • Assessment of imbalance, misalignment, looseness, and bearing-related signatures
  • Workshop or field balancing where technically suitable
  • Before-and-after results with corrective recommendations
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What problems can vibration analysis identify?

It can help identify patterns associated with imbalance, misalignment, mechanical looseness, bearing defects, resonance, electrical influences, and some process-related conditions. Confirmation may require additional inspection or testing.

Can balancing be performed without removing the rotor?

In-situ balancing may be possible when the machine can be operated safely, suitable measurement and correction locations are available, and the vibration is confirmed to be primarily imbalance-related.

What operating information is required?

Operating speed, load, bearing type, recent maintenance, normal vibration history, process condition, and any changes before the problem began all help improve diagnosis.

Do you provide before-and-after measurements?

Yes. When corrective work is performed, initial and final readings are recorded so the change in condition and any remaining recommendations can be documented.