ADSG Drive, Shaft, and Gear Alignment Unit

7.4.3.- INSTALLATIONS AND MAINTENANCE TRAINING
DRIVE, SHAFT, AND GEAR ALIGNMENT UNIT - ADSG

INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS

The Drive, Shaft, and Gear Alignment Unit, "ADSG", allows for studying the coupling and uncoupling, maintenance, repair of the related units and checking the operation.

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Expansions

ICAI

Interactive Computer Aided Instruction Software
MSAC

Modular System for Acquisition and Control

General Description

The Drive, Shaft, and Gear Alignment Unit, "ADSG", allows for studying the coupling and uncoupling, maintenance, repair of the related units and checking the operation with the following units:

  • CGA. Combined Gear Assembly Unit.
  • SGA. Spur Gear Assembly Unit.
  • SJBA. Unit to Study a Shaft with Journal Bearings Assembly.

Any of the elements included in those three units will be correctly mounted in this unit in order to align the elements, mount the system and check the operation. Heat generation, vibrations during operation and possible leaks can also be assessed.

The unit includes a rigid bench with aluminum profile. The single-phase asynchronous drive motor with metal bellows coupling and the driving element to be checked are located on that bench.

It is possible to change the mounting space, by adapting it to the size of the drive element. It also has a magnetic particle brake with adjustable braking torque regulated by a potentiometer.

The drive element is coupled to the motor and the brake through two couplings protected by removable guards. The objective of the student will be to perform the element-brake and element-motor alignments.

The excitation current of the magnetic brake, indicated in a display, is used to measure the braking torque. The magnetic brake includesa fan.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Assembly and alignment of gears (it requires the required element "CGA").
  2. Testing the final operation of a spur gear with worm gear (it requires the required element "CGA").
  3. Familiarization with gear components and their functions (it requires the required element "CGA").
  4. Checking the gear behavior when working with a variable load (it requires the required element "CGA").
  5. Study and assessment of vibrations and noise during the operation of the gear with a variable load and checking for leaks (it requires the required element "CGA").
  6. Study and analysis of the gear function assembled with a test load (it requires the required element "CGA").
  7. Assembly and alignment of a shaft with journal bearings (it requires the required element "SJBA").
  8. Testing the final operation of a shaft with journal bearings (it requires the required element "SJBA").
  9. Familiarization with gear components and their functions (it requires the required element "SJBA").
  10. Checking the sliding quality of the journal bearing.

REQUIRED ELEMENTS

Quality

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