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ROTATING MACHINES
SYSTEM DYNAMICS
23rd / 24th March, 2015 Delhi | 26th / 27th March, 2015 Mumbai

09th / 10th April, 2015 Chennai

Presented By: Mr. D.B. Kulkarni

Objective Of The Workshop

A. To understand the concept of Rotor Dynamics .

B. To understand the basic principles of shaft
design, coupling selection, bearing selection /
design.
C. To understand the various methods used to
analyse the shaft.
D. To study the process of base frame and support
structure design.
E. To understand the concept of condition
monitoring related to rotating machines.

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Prented by:
Mr. D. B. KULKARNI
Mr. D B Kulkarni completed his graduation
Mechanical Engineering (B E (Mech)) from Walchand
College of Engineering, Sangli during 1978 and post
graduation in Mechanical Engineering (M E (Mech))
from Indian Institute of Science Bangalore during
1980. He has 32 years of experience in the area of
Design of Rotating Machines, Rotor Dynamics and
Condition Monitoring.
His expertise covers hydrodynamic bearing design,
static and dynamic analysis of individual rotor as well
as coupled rotor systems, CAD, CAE and FEA, Rice
Milling Machines design and plant design, Small
Power Plant design, Erection and Commissioning of
small Plants Power and Rice Milling. He has solved
various site problems and is an expert in the failure
analysis of site problems of rotating machines.
He is a corporate trainer handling various topics
including Condition monitoring and Value
Engineering.
He has worked with M/s Kirloskar Electric Bangalore
for 18 years and 2 and years with M/s Crompton
Greaves, Mumbai. He worked in the areas of
mechanical design of motors and generators, VE and
ISO.
He has worked with M/s GE India for 4 and years at
JFWTC, Bangalore. He worked in the areas of
modeling and analysis of aircraft engines.
He has worked with M/s B Fouress Ltd for 5 & years
at Hoskote, Bangalore. He has worked in the areas of
mechanical design & stability of Turbine Generator
system, site support, erection &trouble shooting.
He has worked with M/s Fowler Westrup, India for 2
and years in the area of post harvest machinery.
Who Should Attend This Workshop
This workshop is for Design Engineers engaged in design of
rotating machines like Motors, Generators, Compressors, Pumps,
Gear Boxes and other equipments. The workshop will be useful for
the project engineers as well. The program is designed for large
and medium range of machines like motors, generators, pumps,
compressors. The workshop will help the design engineers as well
as project engineers understand the basic principles in rotor
dynamics.
The rotating machines are used in every industry. Systems of
driver and driven machines are used in every industry. The
systems generally consist of a driver prime mover and a driven
application. Some examples are
A. A.C. Motor Compressor: Rotary as well as reciprocating
(Fertilizer, Fertilizer and many other industries)
B. A.C. Motor Pump: Water or other uid (Chemical,
Irrigation, Power Plants and many other industries)
C. A.C. Motor Gear Box Mills (Mines)
D. A.C. Motor Crusher / Material Handling Equipments
through Belt and pulley
E. I.C. Engine Generator
F. Hydraulic Turbine Generator (Direct or through Gear Box)
G. Steam / Gas Turbine Generator (Direct or through Gear Box)
All these systems need to be designed considering various
aspects. The main criterion for the design is the Rotor Dynamics
analysis. The rotor dynamics include
A. Static Analysis
B. Dynamic Analysis
a. Flexural Analysis
b. Torsional Analysis
The detailed analysis of the individual as well as coupled rotor
needs to be carried out to
1. Check suitability of the coupling
2. Avoid resonance condition
3. Avoid excessive stresses
4. Reduce the vibration Flexural as well as Torsional
This analysis is required to be carried out in case of any coupled
system as the rotor behaviour is affected by
1. Type of coupling used
2. Type of bearing used
3. Support structure
4. Balance grade and balance procedure followed
5. The alignment procedure and accuracy
The seminar will discuss the above issues. This discussion will
include as and when required. Also the participants can present
their experience / problems.
This seminar will be thus very useful for
- Product design engineers
- System design engineers
- Project engineers
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Introduction

The higher the rotational speeds of the rotating machine, it is more susceptible to vibration. The common myth
is unbalance reason for vibration and balancing is the only solution. However, the smooth and vibration free
operation of a rotating machine depends on various factors. The design of the rotating system is the starting
point. The shaft size, the bearing type and size, the support structure design are some but few other factors.
Similarly the design / analysis of the rotor and the rotating system have various different methods.

Program Schedule for Day-1 & Day-2

Day - 1 Day - 2

1. Introduction to Rotor Dynamics 5. Role of bearing in rotor dynamics and

2. Introduction to vibration, analysis of rotors
Starting from introduction to vibration
theory,
The various types of analysis like exural and
Torsional, static and dynamic, individual rotor
and combined rotors etc will be covered.
3) Principles of Rotor Design
a. Types of rotors
b. Response of rotor to unbalance
c. Introduction to Balancing of Rotors
d. Introduction to balancing theory Rigid &
Flexible
e. Balancing processes, balance grade and
balancing machines
Detailed discussions on rotor types, balancing
process and machines, acceptance grades will be
covered.
4. Coupling selection for rotating systems and
coupled rotor systems
Detailed discussions on types of coupling exible
and rigid and its application will be covered
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Bearing selection, design and failures
Detailed discussions on bearing types, selection,
lubrication and failures will be covered
6. Rotating Systems for special applications
Discussions on special applications
7. Base Frames & Supporting Structure of
Rotating Machines
Guidelines for the support and base frame design
will be covered.
8. Erection & Commissioning process of
Rotating Machines
E & C alignment procedures will be covered
9. Introduction to condition monitoring of
rotating machines
Introduction to condition monitoring will be
covered The seminar will discuss various case
studies on large and medium range applications.
Training Methodology
A. The training will be conducted through a power
point presentation.
B. Case studies will be presented.
C. The participants will be encouraged to have
question and answer session.
D. A session will be devoted to discuss the
problems faced by the participants.
E. The course will be spread over 2 session of
approx 2 hours each in the pre-lunch and post
lunch period.
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23rd / 24th March, 2015 Delhi | 26th / 27th March, 2015 Mumbai | 09th / 10th April, 2015 Chennai

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