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Two unbalances (shown here as arrows) can have the same size and angular position and can be the same distance from the centre of gravity. The same condition results for an individual, twice as large, unbalance that acts at the centre of gravity, i.e. in this case in the middle of the rotor. If such a rotor is supported on two knife edges, it would swing until the "heavy point" was facing downwards. This means this unbalance acts even without rotation; it is therefore called "static unbalance". It causes the ...
ByDatatechnic S.A.S. based in  Uxegney, FRANCE
Two unbalances (shown here as arrows) can have the same size, but their angular position is offset by precisely 180° to each other. This unbalance distribution cannot be detected by knife edges as with static unbalance, because the rotor does not take up a unique position at rest. The rotating rotor executes a wobbling movement about its vertical axis (perpendicular to the axis of rotation), because the two unbalances exert a moment. Ergo, this type of unbalance distribution is called couple (moment) ...
ByDatatechnic S.A.S. based in  Uxegney, FRANCE
A real rotor does not only have a single unbalance, theoretically it has an infinite number arbitrarily distributed along the axis of rotation. These can be replaced with two resulting unbalances (shown here as arrows) in two random planes, which generally have different sizes and angular positions. As this unbalance condition can only be fully determined during rotation, it is called dynamic unbalance. It can be broken down into a static unbalance and a couple unbalance, whereby one or the other can be the ...
ByDatatechnic S.A.S. based in  Uxegney, FRANCE