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    • Pettinato, Brian; Hantz, Brian; Wang, Qingyu (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, 2018)
      Acceptance criteria for high-speed balancing of turbomachinery are specified in API standards based on either pedestal velocity or shaft displacement. In addition to performing balancing, the measured displacements can ...
    • Wang, Qingyu; Pettinato, Brian C. (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station; Texas A & M University. Libraries; Texas A & M University. Libraries, 2020)
      Multistage cryogenic pump rotors are vertically oriented and supported radially by three bearings. However, while the rotors are oriented vertically and supported in three planes, they are balanced horizontally in two-plane ...
    • Li, Wei; Hatori, Hiroki; Wang, Qingyu; Pettinato, Brian (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, 2021)
      The Morton effect was encountered during a compressor rotor high speedbalance Morton effect for high speed balance configuration was not consideredin the design phase analysis, and it was a unique experience The high ...
    • Wang, Qingyu; Li, Wei; Hatori, Hiroki; Pettinato, Brian (Turbomachinery Laboratory; Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station; Texas A & M University. Libraries, [2019])
      This Morton effect case is unique since the mitigation method during the high speed balance (increasing the bearing clearance) is opposite to the mechanical test method (decreasing the bearing clearance). The investigation ...
    • Hantz, Brian; Pettinato, Brian; Wang, Qingyu (Turbomachinery Laboratory, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, 2021)
      Acceptance criteria for high-speed balancing of turbomachinery are specified in API standards based on either pedestal velocity or shaft displacement, and these are discussed in detail Pedestal velocities are measured using ...
    • Wang, Qingyu; Feese, Troy D.; Pettinato, Brian C. (Texas A&M University. Turbomachinery Laboratories, 2012)
      Excessive torsional vibration can cause damage or failure to rotating equipment trains thereby resulting in costly shutdowns. A comprehensive torsional vibration analysis is the typical method of designing a torsional ...
    • Wang, Qingyu; Pettinato, Brian C.; Feese, Troy D. (Texas A&M University. Turbomachinery Laboratories, 2013)
      Excessive torsional vibration can cause damage or failure to rotating equipment trains thereby resulting in costly shutdowns. A comprehensive torsional vibration analysis is the typical method of designing a torsional ...