MTI Instruments PBS-4100R+ Operation and Maintenance Manual

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Operation and Maintenance Manual
MTI Part Number 7001-0033B
Revision 2.3 – August 29, 2018
PBS-4100R+
Test Cell Vibration & Balancing System
Operation and Maintenance Manual
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MTI Part Number 7001-0033B
Revision 2.3 August 29, 2018
PBS 4100R+
Test Cell Vibration & Balancing System
Operation and
Maintenance Manual
325 Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, New York 12205 USA
Phone: (518) 218-2550 FAX: (518) 218-2506
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LIST OF TABLES ............................................................................ ix
LIST OF CHANGES........................................................................ xi
FOREWORD................................................................................. xiii
1 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION.................1-1
1-1 Equipment Description........................................................ 1-1
1-1.1 Purpose..............................................................................................1-1
1-1.2 Basic Functional Description.................................................................1-2
1-1.3 Hardware Description..........................................................................1-3
1-1.3.1 Rack Mount PBS-4100R+Unit ..............................................................1-4
1-1.3.2 Power Requirements...........................................................................1-4
1-1.3.3 Input Data Signals...............................................................................1-4
1-1.4 Data Acquisition Accessories................................................................1-5
1-1.4.1 Charge Amplifier .................................................................................1-5
1-1.4.2 Individual Charge Amplifiers ................................................................1-5
1-1.4.3 Interface Cables..................................................................................1-6
1-1.5 Calibration Accessories ........................................................................1-7
1-1.6 Shipping Cases....................................................................................1-8
1-2 Applications.......................................................................... 1-9
1-3 Capabilities And Limitations.............................................. 1-11
1-4 Specifications..................................................................... 1-12
2 SPECIAL TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT .............................2-1
2-1 General................................................................................. 2-1
2-2 Special Tools ........................................................................ 2-1
2-3 Test Equipment.................................................................... 2-1
2-4 Other Items.......................................................................... 2-1
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3 PREPARATION FOR USE AND SHIPMENT ...........................3-1
3-1 Unpacking And Inspection.................................................. 3-1
3-1.1 Unpacking............................................................................................3-1
3-1.2 Initial Inspection ..................................................................................3-2
3-2 Setting Up The System........................................................ 3-2
3-2.1 Installation of the PBS-4100R+............................................................3-10
3-2.1.1 Mechanical Installation of the PBS-4100R+...........................................3-10
3-2.1.2 Input Power Connection.....................................................................3-11
3-2.1.3 Component Signal Connections...........................................................3-12
3-2.1.4 Communications Loop Connections.....................................................3-13
3-2.2 Vibration Signal Connections...............................................................3-14
3-2.3 Speed Signal Connections...................................................................3-17
3-2.4 Analog Output Signal Connections.......................................................3-21
3-2.5 System Connections...........................................................................3-22
3-2.6 Digital Communications Connectors.....................................................3-23
3-2.7 Digital Video Connectors.....................................................................3-23
3-3 Preparation For Storage And Shipment............................ 3-24
3-3.1 Storage..............................................................................................3-24
3-3.2 Preparation for Shipment....................................................................3-24
4 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS .............................................4-1
4-1 Theory of Operation and Functional Overview................... 4-1
4-1.1 System Hardware Overview..................................................................4-2
4-1.2 Overview of Major Functions.................................................................4-3
4-1.3 Intended Operation..............................................................................4-6
4-1.4 Enhanced Security Edition.....................................................................4-8
4-2 Starting The System.................................................................4-9
4-2.1 Step 1 – Start the System.....................................................................4-9
4-2.2 Step 2 – Logon to the System.............................................................4-11
4-2.3 Step 3 – Select and Identify the Engine to be Tested...........................4-12
4-2.4 Step 4 – Start Taking Data or Balancing ..............................................4-15
4-3 Identify Engine Function.......................................................4-17
4-3.1 Overview...........................................................................................4-17
4-3.2 Starting the Identify Engine Function ..................................................4-17
4-3.3 Selecting an Engine Type....................................................................4-18
4-3.4 Selecting a New Engine Type..............................................................4-19
4-3.5 Selecting a Previously Tested Engine...................................................4-19
4-3.6 Creating a New Engine Identification Number......................................4-20
4-3.7 Modifying an Engine ID Number .........................................................4-21
4-3.8 Deleting an Engine ID Number............................................................4-22
4-3.9 Exiting the Choose Engine Type and ID Functions................................4-23
4-3.10 Choosing the Engine Type and ID from the Main Menu........................4-23
4-3.11 Entering a New Engine ID from the Main PBS-4100R+Menu.................4-24
4-3.12 Adding an Engine...............................................................................4-25
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4-4 Acquire Data Function............................................................4-29
4-4.1 Introduction.......................................................................................4-29
4-4.2 Acquire Data Display Overview............................................................4-31
4-4.3 Starting the Acquire Data Function......................................................4-33
4-4.4 Engine Speed Display Area .................................................................4-34
4-4.5 Vibration Data Graph Area..................................................................4-35
4-4.6 Single Point Selection Area..................................................................4-39
4-4.6.1 Monitor.........................................................................................4-39
4-4.6.2 Vibration Data Table......................................................................4-41
4-4.6.3 Spectrum......................................................................................4-42
4-4.6.4 Waveform.....................................................................................4-44
4-4.7 Data Sweep Selection Area.................................................................4-45
4-4.7.1 Vibe-Speed...................................................................................4-45
4-4.7.2 Vibe-Time.....................................................................................4-47
4-4.7.3 Speed-Time..................................................................................4-48
4-4.7.4 Waterfall.......................................................................................4-48
4-4.8 Function Button Area..........................................................................4-50
4-4.9 Hidden Functions ...............................................................................4-52
4-4.10 Example Engine Testing .....................................................................4-58
4-4.11 Vibration Data Logging.......................................................................4-66
4-5 Balancing Function .................................................................4-70
4-5.1 Introduction.......................................................................................4-70
4-5.2 Identifying Balancing Candidates.........................................................4-75
4-5.3 Start the Balancing function................................................................4-77
4-5.4 Trial Weight balancing Example ..........................................................4-80
4-5.4.1 Step 1 Enter the Job Description.................................................4-81
4-5.4.2 Step 2 Acquire Baseline Vibration Data........................................4-82
4-5.4.3 Step 3 Take Baseline Data..........................................................4-84
4-5.4.4 Step 4 Review Acquired Data......................................................4-86
4-5.4.5 Step 5 Exit the Baseline Data Phase............................................4-87
4-5.4.6 Step 6 Begin Trial Weight Phase .................................................4-88
4-5.4.7 Step 7 Acquire Trial Weight Data ................................................4-92
4-5.4.8 Step 8 Review Trail Weight Data.................................................4-93
4-5.4.9 Step 9 Remove Trial Weights......................................................4-94
4-5.4.10 Step 10 – Begin Balancing Phase...................................................4-96
4-5.4.11 Step 11 – Compute and Install the Correction Weights....................4-98
4-5.4.12 Step 12 – Installing the Balancing Weights...................................4-101
4-5.4.13 Step 13 – Perform a Check Balance Run.......................................4-103
4-5.4.14 Step 14 – Completing the Trial Weight Procedure.........................4-106
4-5.5 Influence Coefficient Balancing Example............................................4-108
4-5.5.1 Step 1 Select the IC Balancing Option .......................................4-109
4-5.5.2 Step 2 Select IC Mode..............................................................4-110
4-5.5.3 Step 3 Enter Job Description.....................................................4-110
4-5.5.4 Step 4 IC Selection...................................................................4-112
4-5.5.5 Step 5 Prepare to Acquire Baseline Vibration Data......................4-112
4-5.5.6 Step 6 Take Baseline Data........................................................4-114
4-5.5.7 Step 7 Review Acquired Data....................................................4-115
4-5.5.8 Step 8 Begin Balancing Phase...................................................4-118
4-5.5.9 Step 9 Install the Balancing Weights .........................................4-119
4-5.5.10 Step 10 – Confirm the Installed Weights.......................................4-120
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4-5.5.11 Step 11 – Start the Balancing Check Run......................................4-122
4-5.5.12 Step 12 – Collect Check Run Data................................................4-122
4-5.5.13 Step 13 – Review Check Data......................................................4-123
4-5.5.14 Step 14 – Review Comparison Data .............................................4-124
4-5.5.15 Step 15 – Exiting the Balancing Process .......................................4-124
4-5.6 Balancing Using Vibration Surveys.....................................................4-126
4-5.6.1 Trial Weight Balancing Example...................................................4-126
4-5.6.2 Stored IC Method Example..........................................................4-148
4-5.7 Advanced Balancing Features............................................................4-166
4-5.7.1 Saving Influence Coefficients ............................................................4-166
4-5.7.2 Updating Existing ICs .......................................................................4-168
4-5.7.3 Selection Between Different ICs........................................................4-169
4-5.7.4 Details of Balancing Solutions ...........................................................4-171
4-5.7.5 Calculating Another Balancing Solution..............................................4-174
4-5.7.6 Recalculation Solutions Using Weighting Functions.............................4-176
4-5.7.7 Balancing Data Acquisition Options....................................................4-179
4-5.7.8 Spool to Balance ..............................................................................4-179
4-6 Retrieving Stored Data Function........................................4-180
4-6.1 Stored Data Display Screen Functions ...............................................4-180
4-6.2 Retrieving Stored Data .....................................................................4-182
4-6.3 Data Viewing Functions ....................................................................4-182
4-6.4 Deleting Stored Data........................................................................4-183
4-6.5 Printing the List of Files ....................................................................4-183
4-6.6 Editing Comments............................................................................4-183
4-6.7 Exporting Data Files .........................................................................4-183
4-6.8 Examples of Retrieved Files ..............................................................4-184
4-7 Modify Parameters Function...............................................4-192
4-7.1 Engine Type Tab..............................................................................4-194
4-7.1.1 To select and Existing Engine Type ...................................................4-194
4-7.1.2 To Delete an Existing Engine Type....................................................4-194
4-7.1.3 To Modify the Name of an Existing Engine Type ................................4-194
4-7.1.4 To Create a New Engine Type...........................................................4-195
4-7.1.5 To Create a Report...........................................................................4-197
4-7.2 Speeds Tab......................................................................................4-198
4-7.3 Channels Tab...................................................................................4-208
4-7.4 Components Tab..............................................................................4-211
4-7.4.1 Broadband Tab ................................................................................4-211
4-7.4.2 N1 Component Tab..........................................................................4-214
4-7.4.3 N2 Component Tab..........................................................................4-216
4-7.4.4 N3 Component Tab..........................................................................4-216
4-7.4.5 Auxiliary Component Tab..................................................................4-217
4-7.5 DC Outputs Tab...............................................................................4-222
4-7.6 Spectrum Graphs Tab.......................................................................4-228
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4-7.7 Survey Graphs Tab...........................................................................4-231
4-7.8 Data Sampling Tab...........................................................................4-237
4-7.9 Balance Tab.....................................................................................4-241
4-7.10 Balance Planes Tab..........................................................................4-251
4-7.11 Weight Classes Tab..........................................................................4-255
4-7.12 Unavailable Holes Tab......................................................................4-257
4-7.13 Weighting Factors Tab......................................................................4-259
4-7.14 Vibration Limits Tab..........................................................................4-261
4-8 System Test Function...........................................................4-267
4-9 Backup and Restore Function.............................................4-270
4-10 EXIT PBS Function................................................................4-271
4-11 Practice Mode Operation.....................................................4-273
4-11.1 Starting a Practice Session................................................................4-273
4-11.2 Selecting an Engine to Run...............................................................4-274
4-11.3 Practice Mode – Creating New Engines..............................................4-275
4-11.4 Practice Mode – Acquiring Engine Data..............................................4-277
4-11.5 Controlling the Engine Simulator.......................................................4-278
4-11.6 Practice Mode – Data Acquisition.......................................................4-280
4-11.7 Practice Mode – Balancing................................................................4-292
4-11.8 Practice Mode – Changing Parameters...............................................4-307
4-12 PBS SYSTEM MANAGER Functions.....................................4-315
4-12.1 Introduction.....................................................................................4-315
4-12.2 Duties and Responsibilities of the System Manager............................4-315
4-12.3 Logging In as the PBS System Manager ............................................4-315
4-12.4 Accessing PBS System Manager Functions.........................................4-316
4-12.5 Hidden Functions .............................................................................4-317
4-12.5.1 Customer Information.................................................................4-319
4-12.5.2 System Configuration and Software Options.................................4-319
4-12.5.3 Engine Information .....................................................................4-320
4-12.5.4 User Information.........................................................................4-320
4-12.5.5 Maintain Users............................................................................4-321
4-12.5.6 User Login..................................................................................4-323
4-12.5.7 Show Remote Access ..................................................................4-323
4-12.5.8 Upgrade DAU Software................................................................4-325
4-12.5.9 Reset DAU Communications .......................................................4-326
4-12.5.10 Search for PBS Systems .............................................................4-326
4-12.5.11 About PBS.................................................................................4-326
4-12.5.12 Compare Engine Parameter or Library Files.................................4-327
4-12.6 Windows Operating System Access.............................................4-328
4-12.7 Assigning 1510A USB Channel Numbers......................................4-328
4-13 Software Maintenance.........................................................4-331
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5 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION .................................................5-1
5-1 System Overview.............................................................5-1
5-2 System Signal Connections .............................................5-2
5-3 Hardware Description......................................................5-3
5-3.1 User Interface Processor.....................................................................5-4
5-3.2 Free Running Data Acquisition Unit Processor ......................................5-4
5-3.3 Advanced Anti Alias Filter Board ..........................................................5-4
5-3.4 Tachometer Signal Conditioner PCB.....................................................5-6
5-3.5 Power Distribution..............................................................................5-7
5-4 Starting The System........................................................5-8
5-5 Turning The System Off...................................................5-8
6 MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES...............................................6-1
6-1 Introduction ....................................................................6-1
6-2 Safety Considerations......................................................6-1
6-3 Inspection and Preventative Maintenance......................6-1
6-4 Inspection .......................................................................6-3
6-5 Cleaning...........................................................................6-3
6-5.1 General..............................................................................................6-3
6-5.2 Air Filter.............................................................................................6-3
6-5.3 Printer................................................................................................6-3
6-6 Repair and Disassembly of the PBS-4100R.....................6-3
6-6.1 Removal of Top Cover ........................................................................6-4
6-6.2 Circuit Board Identification..................................................................6-5
6-6.3 Circuit Board Assembly Removal..........................................................6-6
6-6.4 Circuit Board Identification Guide.........................................................6-6
6-6.4.1 Anti Alias Filter Card............................................................................6-6
6-6.4.2 Digital to Analog Converter Card..........................................................6-7
6-6.4.3 DAU Processor Card............................................................................6-8
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6-7 System Troubleshooting..................................................6-9
6-7.1 Errors with the Reported Vibration Levels.............................................6-9
6-7.2 Errors with the Reported Speed Values..............................................6-10
6-7.3 Errors with Balancing Solutions..........................................................6-11
6-8 System Functional Checks.............................................6-12
6-8.1 Speed Measurement Tests................................................................6-14
6-8.1.1 N1 Speed Channel Test.....................................................................6-14
6-8.1.2 N2 Speed Channel Test.....................................................................6-17
6-8.2 Vibration measurement circuitry tests................................................6-19
6-8.2.1 Vibration Channel Test......................................................................6-19
6-9 Advanced Tachometer Circuit Card Functional Check...6-22
6-10 System Calibration Utilities...........................................6-25
6-10.1 Overview..........................................................................................6-25
6-10.2 Starting the System Test function......................................................6-26
6-10.2.1 Hardware Check...............................................................................6-27
6-10.2.2 Signal Check with voltages................................................................6-28
6-10.2.3 Signal Check with Engine Parameters ................................................6-29
6-10.3 System Calibration Utilities................................................................6-30
6-10.3.1 Automated Calibration Check Wizard.................................................6-30
6-10.3.2 Automated User Calibration Wizard....................................................6-35
6-10.3.3 Analog Output Calibration Check Wizard............................................6-40
6-10.3.4 Analog Output User Calibration Check Wizard ....................................6-44
6-10.3.5 Viewing Calibration Factors ...............................................................6-49
7 GLOSSARY OF TERMS..........................................................7-1
8 Signal Processing Settings Technical Explanation..............8-1
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1-1 PBS-4100R+Major Components................................................................1-3
1-2 PBS-4100R+Engine Data Parameter Part Numbers ..................................1-10
1-3 PBS-4100R+Specifications .....................................................................1-12
2-1 Equipment Required to Test/Calibrate the PBS-4100R+...............................2-1
3-1 PBS-4100R+Front Panel Components.......................................................3-3
3-2 PBS-4100R+Rear Panel Details.................................................................3-4
3-3 Vibration Signal Connector Pin Assignments for Channels 1 - 4 .................3-15
3-4 Vibration Signal Connector Assignments for Channels 5 - 8.......................3-15
3-5 Vibration Signal Connector Assignments for Channels 9 - 12.....................3-16
3-6 Speed Signal Connector Assignments......................................................3-18
4-11.1 Engine Simulator Controls....................................................................4-279
4-12.1 PBS-4100R+User Access Levels............................................................ 4-324
6-1 Inspection and Preventative Maintenance Intervals....................................6-2
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Sections 0-03, 3, 4............2.0 ECN 4035-pages iv, 3-4, 3-5, 3-12,3-21, 3-22, 4-56, 4-186,
4-211 through 4-232, 4-311, 4-312
Section 3..........................2.1 ECN 4107-pages 3-5, 3-21
All sections ......................2.2 ECN 6170, Updated screenshots, product photos, specifications,
and described new features: up to 20 vibration channels, spool
to balance, and alternate tachometer.
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