GB/T 6075.5-2002
ActiveMechanical vibration--Evaluation of machine vibration by measurements on non-rotating parts--Part 5:Machine sets in hydraulic power generating and pumping plants
在非旋转部件上测量和评价机器的机械振动 第5部分:水力发电厂和泵站机组
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This standard specifies guidelines for evaluating the vibration levels of machine sets, such as turbines and pumps, in hydraulic power generating and pumping plants by measuring on non-rotating parts like bearings or housings. It is applied during commissioning, operation, and maintenance to assess mechanical condition, ensure safe and reliable performance, and prevent damage from excessive vibration in hydroelectric and pumping facilities.
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