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How to Reduce Vibration Impact in Briquetting Presses

2025-05-30 Leave a message

Vibration Reduction Solutions for Briquetting Presses

  • Machine-Level Solutions

    Dynamic Balancing: Balance rotating parts (e.g., flywheels, rollers) to ISO 1940 G6.3 standard, reducing vibration by 30–50%.

    Anti-Vibration Mounts: Install neoprene or spring isolators under the press base, cutting transmitted vibrations by 60%.

    Stiffened Frame Design: Reinforce the frame with ribbed steel plates to dampen resonant frequencies.

  • Operational Adjustments

    Optimal Feed Rate: Avoid overloading; maintain consistent material flow to prevent uneven force distribution.

    Speed Calibration: Adjust motor RPM to stay below the press’s critical vibration threshold (varies by model).

  • Component Maintenance

    Bearing & Shaft Inspection: Replace worn bearings (e.g., SKF/C&U) and check shaft alignment every 500 hours.

    Die & Roller Maintenance: Re-grind or replace dies when wear exceeds 0.5 mm tolerance.

  • Advanced Damping Technologies

    Active Vibration Control (AVC): Sensors + counter-actuators cancel vibrations in real-time (used in high-end presses).

    Tuned Mass Dampers: Attach auxiliary weights to absorb specific frequencies (effective for >10-ton presses).

  • Floor & Installation Fixes

    Concrete Foundation: Pour a 200–300 mm thick base with vibration-damping additives (e.g., rubberized concrete).

    Anchor Bolt Tightening: Re-torque bolts to manufacturer specs monthly (e.g., 150–200 N·m for M20 bolts).