CABflex 3 Leading measuring software for high-speed balancing of shaft-elastic rotors.
CABflex 3 is advanced rotor balancing software for high-speed balancing of shaft-elastic rotors, including turbines, compressors, generators and rollers. Analyze vibration behavior with FFT analysis, Bode and Nyquist diagrams, remote diagnostics and powerful balancing…
CABflex 3 Leading measuring software for high-speed balancing of shaft-elastic rotors. is an application documented by Schenck RoTec. This page summarizes the engineering task and the system-selection considerations for an Elina implementation.
Application challenge
CABflex 3 is advanced rotor balancing software for high-speed balancing of shaft-elastic rotors, including turbines, compressors, generators and rollers. Analyze vibration behavior with FFT analysis, Bode and Nyquist diagrams, remote diagnostics and powerful balancing optimization tools.
Measurement or test approach
The engineering workflow combines rotor-specific balancing or spin-testing equipment, measurement electronics, software and a defined correction process.
Topics covered by the manufacturer
- Balance shaft-elastic rotors with high precision, efficiently and at operating speed
- Functions and operation
- Low-speed pre-balancing
- High-speed balancing at operating speed
- Dynamic straightening of elastic rotors
- Software solutions for efficient data management and analysis
- Any Questions?
Information required for system selection
Define rotor mass and dimensions, operating or balancing speed, permissible residual unbalance, correction method and production throughput.
The problem
CABflex 3 is advanced rotor balancing software for high-speed balancing of shaft-elastic rotors, including turbines, compressors, generators and rollers. Analyze vibration behavior with FFT analysis, Bode and Nyquist diagrams, remote diagnostics and powerful balancing optimization tools.
The method
The engineering workflow combines rotor-specific balancing or spin-testing equipment, measurement electronics, software and a defined correction process.
The result
The delivered configuration must be verified against the operating envelope and performance required by the application.