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DOE Project 353: TAMS Prototype and production coupling alignment units

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K.V. Field

Publication year - 1996

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/197162

Subject(s) - transducer , coupling (piping) , displacement (psychology) , strain gauge , generator (circuit theory) , direct coupling , turbine , electrical engineering , automotive engineering , environmental science , computer science , mechanical engineering , physics , engineering , power (physics) , psychology , quantum mechanics , psychotherapist

TAMS is an electronic measurement system used to determine the alignment of turbine-generator shafts at the coupling interface. The displacement transducer is a strain gage based sensor mounted in a portable probe. The measurement system was experiencing zero input drift and temperature induced drift. This project endeavored to determine the source of these problems and to revise a unit to be returned to a customer, Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), within a period of five weeks

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