Kenjin
Accurately acquires conditions of rotating machinery in a plant and quickly feeds back to the operator. Because it is transportable, it will make acquisition of transient data during startup/shutdown and also data in abnormal condition much easier.
Product Overview
Kenjin is compact, lightweight and transportable
Making it an excellent choice for vibration analysis on plant assets without permanent analysis system, and also for acquisition of transient data during startup/shutdown. This system can save time and money due to ease of use.
Advantages
- Easy data acquisition during startup/shutdown, as well as in abnormal conditions.
- Abnormal machine conditions are easily identified to help prevent damage and catastrophic failures.
Features
- Compact, lightweight, transportable
Dimensions: 96 (W) × 224 (H)×163 (D) mm Weigth: 2.6 Kg - Instant setup and on-site data analysis
This simple system is user friendly and efficiently provides the necessary information to analyze conditions of your critical assets. - High-speed data acquisition
Fast data acquisition intervals of trend data 0.1 sec and waveform data 0.1 sec.
(Time may vary, depending on the number of inputs and FFT lines.) - Sophisticated data analysis and various graphs
The software provides a variety of analytical graphs which are optimized for the type of machinery and condition, satisfying stringent demands of vibration analysts and plant personnel. - User-friendly operability and plotting functions
Intuitive software interaction with drag & drop display manipulation, graph area switching tab, etc.
System Configuration
Ability to connect to existing vibration monitoring systems using buffered outputs make Kenjin a perfect solution for any plant.
Applications
- Steam turbines
- Gas turbines
- Hydro turbines Electric generators
- Feed pumps
- Fans
- Blowers
- Compressors
- BOP machinery
- Rotating equipment critical to your facility
Data Display Examples
This shows the vibration vector at the time of critical startup/shutdown of the machine. From this plot, the user can observe the balancing condition, vibration levels and critical speed during the startup/shutdown of the machine.
Displayed data (Switchable display): 1X, 2X
This allows over lay of current data on top of past data.
This plot is used to analyze changes in frequency components that occur over time.
Cascade plot can also be displayed with width (z-axis) as rotation speed to analyze changes in frequency components in relation to changes in rotation speed.
This plot displays short term and long term chronological changes using a line chart.
Displayed data (multiple selections are allowed): Rotation speed, GAP, OA, 0.5X amplitude, 0.5X phase, 1X amplitude, 1X phase, 2X amplitude, 2X phase, Not-1X amplitude, nX1 to nX4 amplitude and phase, Smax amplitude, various alarm setting values.
The 3D illustration of rotating machinery diagram displays the rotation speed as well as the location and the vibration amplitude of each measuring point.
For each machine, current values can be displayed in a list view.
This plot composes signals from each X and Y sensor and displays the dynamic motion of the center of a rotating shaft.
The Orbit plot helps to identify any abnormal status including imbalance, misalignment, oil whirl and oil whip.
This plot displays the amplitude and phase in separate graphs with rotation speed used as the horizontal axis.
From this plot, the user can see the vibration status and critical speed during the startup/shutdown of the machine.
Displayed data (Switchable display): 1X, 2X
This allows over lay of current data on top of past data.
Case Studies
Unbalanced Vibration
The most common abnormal vibration is due to the mismatch between shaft center and mass center, due to manufacturing error or machine components missing.
The characteristic of the vibration generates the rotation synchronous component (1X), which is sine wave or similar. Vibration becomes largest at critical speed.
Spectrum Plot
Spectrum Plot
Oil Whirl Vibration
Self-excited, unstable vibration typical for sleeve bearing supported rotating machinery. Possible causes include effects from the shape of the sleeve bearing, oil film characteristics, etc. Normally, this vibration appears at two or less times lower the critical speed, and the frequency is around half the rotation synchronous frequency (0.5X).
S-V Plot
Spectrum Plot
Misalignment Vibration
Vibration that occurs when the shaft centers of driving rotating machinery and its associated driven rotating machinery are not properly aligned. Typically the vibration includes rotation synchronous frequency component (1X) and harmonic components (2X, 3X).
Orbit & Waveform Plot
Spectrum Plot
Orbit & Waveform Plot
Spectrum Plot
Loss of Rotor Component
When a piece of rotor component is lost/flies off, unbalanced vibration condition suddenly changes. The typical phenomenon includes sudden changes in the amplitude and phase angle (vibration vector) of the rotation synchronous frequency component (1X).
User-friendly Operability
infiSYS RV-200 (hardware & software) has a simple user interface, that is easy and instinctively operated by most plant personnel.
Quick learning of graphic display.
Drag & Drop
From tree at left to display area at right, desired plots can be displayed anywhere you want.
Tile Display
Instant pickup of desired channel plot from tile display window. Channel plot specific window opens with one click.
Page Switching Tab
Desired graph display page can be displayed simply by switching the tabs. A step to create a new page is also simple. (Up to 20 pages.)
