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ADASH
Adash 4500 – VA5Pro
Balancer
Introduction
The balancing process is based on standard measurements of amplitude and phase on the speed frequency.
The VA5 balancer includes many special internal functions, which remove the influence of noise, speed
changes etc. If you are not familiar with field balancing method, please see any special literature.
Project
The Project is the base structure in balancer. It corresponds of one balancing job. You can use the same Project
for repeated jobs on the same machine. The measured data will be rewritten.
The Project contains all measured or entered data, which were be used during the job. The typical scheme
looks like next list of steps:
- Project name enter.
- Mode (machine type and number of planes) enter.
- RUN 1 - Initial measurement of vibration amplitude and phase in required number of planes.
- Trial mass put on the rotor. Step by step to all planes.
- RUN 2 - Trial mass response measurement. Step by step to all planes.
- Final masses put on all planes.
- RUN 3 - Check of effect (success) measurement.
- Trim measurements for additional masses and better results.
Project Screen
Every step is displayed in one screen.
The movement between screens is provided by up/down arrows.
The usual Enter button is not used, it could confuse the user. The movement enables to return back anytime.
The important property must be clearly told. When you return back in the job screens and you take again
repeated measurement or value enter, then the measured data will be erased in all screens after actual screen.
The reason is simple. The implications are derived from every screen to the next screens. When you repeat the
measurement, you change the parameters for those implications. That is why all next screen implications must
be removed and you have to make all necessary measurements again.
Project List
The list of saved projects or the Empty label is displayed on the first screen. The time and date of last saving of
selected project is displayed in top right corner.
Select one project or use the Project button for New project creation.
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