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Title: The Hasp System Of Aligning Gas Engine Compressors
Author: Ranny Stith
Source: American Gas Association 1981
Year Published: 1981
Abstract: Much has been written about the alignment of gas engine compressors. The major shortcoming of most publications is the assumption that we are always dealing with the original setting with machined surfaces, leveling blocks, and ideal crankshaft and bearing conditions. Few have addressed the dilemma of alignment when problems arise such as: When bearing clearances are excessive When the bearings have uneven wear patterns due to frame movement or years of running with the frame in a twisted state When the frame is level and the crankshaft deflection readings are out of tolerance Coping with the influence of piping strain Where a frame has been cracked and metat stitched Where a rod had broken years ago upsetting a bearing cradle

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