E960 Turbine Alignment

Easy-Laser® E960 Turbine alignment tools make the measurement and adjustment work of diapraghms and bearings easier, thanks to the wireless detector unit and measurement programs that guide you through the turbine alignment measurement process. All of the parts included in the turbine alignment tools are designed and built for the most demanding workplace and for easy setup on any machinery. The versatile design solves the straightness measurement problems quickly and with precision for any kind of application. Objects up to 40 m [132 feet] can be measured. The detector reads measurement values with a resolution of 0.001 mm [0.05 mils].

Easy-Laser® E960-A Turbine alignment tool and Easy-Laser® E960-B Turbine alignment tool
The system comes in two versions. Easy-Laser® E960-A turbine alignment tool has a measuring probe with a stroke of 10 mm. The slidable tube makes it possible to measure several positions in a row without moving the bracket. Suitable for gas turbines and smaller steam turbines. Easy-Laser® E960-B turbine alignment tool has a measuring probe with a stroke of 60 mm. This turbine alignment tool is suitable for larger turbines. Software, laser transmitter and detector are common to the systems. The detector brackets differ.

Versatile Programs
The straightness programs of the turbine alignment tool E960 are very versatile, and let you work in the way that suits every job best. You can add, remove and remeasure measurement points at any time during the measurement. Up to 999 points can be handled by the program. You can include both full bores and half bores in any possible combination in one measurement, the program will calculate the correct centre line in all cases. The measurement program includes many different methods for straightness measurement: 1-point measurement, 4-point measurement, Multipoint measurement (also ovality measurement), 3-point measurement, 3-point measurement with arbitrary angles. Optionally a reference detector can be used to monitor the laser transmitter position at long distances.