Common issues in electromechanical equipment installation

2022-08-04 16:08:52

To ensure project progress and operational efficiency, electromechanical equipment must be installed correctly and strictly. HoweverInstallation of electromechanical equipmentDuring the process, some problems often arise as well. The specific analysis of Qingdao equipment and devices is as follows:


1. Improper bolt and nut connections.


In electromechanical devices, the fundamental assembly is connecting bolts and nuts, which is also a common issue. If the operation during the connection process is unreasonable, such as bolts and nuts being too tightly connected, bolts subjected to prolonged mechanical and electromagnetic forces, which can easily cause severe pressure and fatigue on the metal, leading to screw damage and gradual flattening. The assembly and connections between equipment become too loose, making normal operation difficult and causing serious consequences.


2. Problems with mechanical vibration.


Common mechanical vibration issues seriously affect the effective installation of electromechanical equipment. There are many factors that cause mechanical vibration. Mechanical vibration mostly occurs in pumps, motors, and other machinery. During rotor-driven movement, excessive bearing clearance and unbalanced movement cause the rotor and stator to clash with each other, resulting in uneven clearances. In addition, unreasonable operating methods and approaches can also cause mechanical vibration, making the installation of electromechanical equipment inconvenient.


3. The phenomenon of overcurrent occurs.


When installing electromechanical equipment, due to damage to pump bearings, impurities stored inside the equipment, low motor power, and insufficient power supply. , which may cause overcurrent. Moreover, due to the limited technical skills of equipment installation personnel and unreasonable operating methods, the selected medium does not meet the design requirements of the equipment. Excessive density or viscosity can also cause overcurrent, posing dangers to equipment and devices, greatly increasing the riskInstallation of electromechanical equipmentThe difficulty of the situation.


4. Problems arising from improper operation.


Although the electromechanical profession has developed greatly and the installation process of electromechanical equipment has gradually become standardized, many problems still remain. When selecting substation storage locally, strict adherence to relevant design specifications should be followed to ensure the installation process follows the established schedule. However, in actual operation, operators may disrupt the installation sequence due to poor understanding of the installation process, resulting in unreasonable device operation being a problem with the equipment, resulting in the equipment being unable to fully perform its intended functions and restricting the operational capability of electromechanical equipment.