Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps

This case study describes Condition-based Monitoring of rotating equipment using the vibration analysis techniques. Vibration data collection on one unit of Crude Oil Transfer Pump (COTP) in a plant showed that it was vibrating at undesirable amplitudes. It is suspected that the intense vibrations a...

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Main Authors: Abdul Rani, A. M., Anua, M. R. M., Sulaiman, S. A., Ahmad, Faiz, Hussain, P
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Published: 2008
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Online Access:http://scholars.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/828/
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author Abdul Rani, A. M.
Anua, M. R. M.
Sulaiman, S. A.
Ahmad, Faiz
Hussain, P
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Anua, M. R. M.
Sulaiman, S. A.
Ahmad, Faiz
Hussain, P
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description This case study describes Condition-based Monitoring of rotating equipment using the vibration analysis techniques. Vibration data collection on one unit of Crude Oil Transfer Pump (COTP) in a plant showed that it was vibrating at undesirable amplitudes. It is suspected that the intense vibrations are coming from the pump, a three-stage centrifugal pump driven by gas engine. Data analysis showed that the vibration amplitudes for the radial directions increases as the points approach the pump outboard. The highest vibration was recorded at Pump Outboard Vertical (POV) which exceeded the fault limit for the equipment. The equipment was shutdown and remedial action was taken. Vibration amplitudes recorded from analysis after completion of remedial action showed much reduction and within the acceptable limits
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spelling oai:scholars.utp.edu.my:8282010-03-18T08:11:18Z http://scholars.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/828/ Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps Abdul Rani, A. M. Anua, M. R. M. Sulaiman, S. A. Ahmad, Faiz Hussain, P TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery This case study describes Condition-based Monitoring of rotating equipment using the vibration analysis techniques. Vibration data collection on one unit of Crude Oil Transfer Pump (COTP) in a plant showed that it was vibrating at undesirable amplitudes. It is suspected that the intense vibrations are coming from the pump, a three-stage centrifugal pump driven by gas engine. Data analysis showed that the vibration amplitudes for the radial directions increases as the points approach the pump outboard. The highest vibration was recorded at Pump Outboard Vertical (POV) which exceeded the fault limit for the equipment. The equipment was shutdown and remedial action was taken. Vibration amplitudes recorded from analysis after completion of remedial action showed much reduction and within the acceptable limits 2008 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Abdul Rani, A. M. and Anua, M. R. M. and Sulaiman, S. A. and Ahmad, Faiz and Hussain, P (2008) Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps. In: International Conference on Plant Equipment and Reliability (ICPER), March 2008, Sunway, Malaysia.
spellingShingle TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Abdul Rani, A. M.
Anua, M. R. M.
Sulaiman, S. A.
Ahmad, Faiz
Hussain, P
Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps
title Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps
title_full Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps
title_fullStr Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps
title_full_unstemmed Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps
title_short Case Study on Vibration Analysis of Crude Oil Transfer Pumps
title_sort case study on vibration analysis of crude oil transfer pumps
topic TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
url http://scholars.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/828/