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Common inquiries about our vibration isolation and damping systems for turbine generator foundations.
Our floating slab foundations are designed with a natural frequency below 8 Hz, which is well below the operating speed range of most high-power turbine generators (typically 30–60 Hz). This separation ensures that resonance is avoided and vibration transmission to the building structure is minimized.
Our bearings are formulated with proprietary viscoelastic compounds that maintain consistent damping properties over millions of cycles. Each bearing is tested for fatigue resistance at full design load and temperature extremes from -20°C to 60°C, ensuring reliable performance in continuous industrial operation.
Yes. We perform on-site modal analysis to identify the dominant structural resonance frequencies. The TMD assembly is then custom-engineered to match those frequencies and can be installed on the existing foundation or adjacent structural members without interrupting normal operation.
At the target frequency, our TMD systems typically reduce vibration amplitude by 80–90%. The exact reduction depends on the mass ratio, damping ratio, and the modal characteristics of the structure. We provide guaranteed performance specifications based on your specific operating conditions.
Design and engineering typically take 4–6 weeks, including finite element analysis and bearing selection. Installation depends on site conditions but generally ranges from 2 to 4 weeks for a standard turbine generator foundation. We coordinate closely with your construction team to minimize downtime.