What are the Working Principles of Machines?

Balancing machines are sophisticated systems that operate by detecting vibrations caused by mass imbalance in a rotating part. Their basic operating principle is based on measuring the centrifugal force generated when a part rotates around its axis of rotation. If the part is unbalanced, this force creates vibrations on the bearings. The machine's sensitive sensors (transducers) detect these vibrations and send them to the control unit as an electrical signal. These signals are synchronized with the part's rotation speed and angle, and the exact amount of imbalance (in terms of weight) and its angular position are calculated.

This obtained data provides guidance for correcting the part's imbalance. Based on the information displayed on the screen, the operator applies one of the following methods: adding weight (e.g., by welding or bolting) or removing weight (e.g., by drilling or milling) to the area directly opposite the imbalance. After this process, the part is rotated again to check the remaining imbalance. This cycle continues until the vibrations fall within an acceptable tolerance level. The advanced software we use at MBS Balans Sanayi automates this process, making it both faster and more precise.