What is the range of the vibration value of the air compressor host?

The normal range of the vibration value of the air compressor host depends on the specific equipment model and application scenario. In general, here are some common reference ranges for vibration values:

for the main compressor types such as screw air compressor or axial flow turbine, under normal operation, the horizontal vibration value should not exceed 0.2mm (base vibration), and the vertical vibration value should not exceed 0.3mm (main shaft vibration). These standards apply primarily to vibration measurements under normal operating conditions.

For motors, the general vibration range should be within 3 channels (I. e. 0.03mm). In particular, such as 75kw air compressor, the standard vibration value in specific test conditions (such as the ISO2372 10-1KHz range) have specific provisions, the better vibration value range is 2.0-4.5 mm/s, excellent vibration value range is 0.45-1.8 mm/s.

There are also some views that the head vibration value of the air compressor should be less than 7.5 mm/s, but this may vary depending on the type of air compressor or application scenario.

International standards stipulate that the vibration speed of mechanical equipment should be less than 2.5 mm/s, and exceeding this value may be regarded as abnormal.

It should be emphasized that these vibration values are for reference only, and specific vibration standards may vary according to different manufacturers, models and specifications. In order to ensure the normal operation of the air compressor and prolong the service life, the vibration value should be monitored regularly. Once abnormal vibration is found, corresponding measures should be taken in time, such as maintenance, repair or replacement of parts.

In general, for a specific air compressor, the most accurate and safe practice is to refer to the manufacturer's operation and maintenance manual, understand and follow the vibration value regulations for the equipment.