Waste of good money. Dampers are good if the pipe movement is due to seismic
event. But if youre trying to lower thevibration on piping due to flow or
attibuted to equipment dynamics (such as pumps/compressors), then the use of
dampers is a waste of good money. Books by Antaki and Bloch have address issues
related to piping vibration.
If you guys have never been involved with piping vibration, then check out the publication from Carmagen Report (free and can be downloaded in pdf format) written by V. Carucci- its a good intro.
Controlling Piping System Vibration - issue of Feb 2005. Screening Piping Vibration Problem - issue of Dec 2004 Common Causes of Piping Vibration - issue of Oct 2004
There are several good books on Machinery Vibration like those of Victor Wowk that pretty much explain the fundamentals of vibration measurement and analysis. Its guess work, luck and a little bit of science.
Dear Imran,
I suppose Dampers can be used for solving this Problem
Regards,
Rajkumar M
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I dont know Imran, but I doubt you could use CII to fix a problem related to piping vibration. Get a vibration analyst arm with a tool to measure velocity and frequency to figure out the mode shape and severity (before and after) - is the way i would approach this.
I would realy like to get an example of piping having a high vibration severity that was fixed using exclsuively CII.
For the newbies, my suggestion is to Check out several articles that appeared in Engineering Dynamics related to piping vibration. Or better yet the SwRI paper (no its not posted in their website but if u knew somebody who have used the services of SwRI before then get of copy of the their fine article written about piping vibration - its very good).
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