Unbalanced motors are suitable as drives for vibration conduits and pipes, vibrating and bar grate filters, vibration funnels and vibrating tables, worm conveyors or water removal equipment. As vibrators for silos, bunkers, deflection grills, downspouts, chutes, filter, filling plants, they guarantee a smooth material flow. Whether in gravel drainage, screening, dedusting or filters, with the conveying of large volume quantities or in case of special tasks involved in process engineering, such as e.g. concrete compaction, dosing and material loosening, AViTEQ unbalanced motors perform their work reliably in every case. Take advantage of our more than 50 years of experience in vibration conveying technologies in all sectors.
Advantages of the AViTEQ unbalanced motors:
Construction and operating mode
The unbalanced motor is a three-phase ac induction motor, on
which weights are eccentrically attached at the ends of the running
shaft; so-called eccentric weights (flyweights).
Centrifugal
forces are generated with rotating waves. The value of these
centrifugal forces can be changed by adjustment of the flyweights
while the motors are at standstill. The centrifugal forces which the
motor generates displace the working device (conduit, table, shaped
form) and the conveyed material mass by means of vibrations.
| Connection to 50
Hz power supply |
Y-Motoren | X-Motoren | W-Motoren | V-Motoren |
| 2-polig | 4-polig | 6-polig | 8-polig | |
| 3.000min-1 | 1.500min-1 | 1.000min-1 | 750min-1 | |
| 50 Hz | 25 Hz | 16 2/3 z | 12 ½ Hz | |
| Sn max. | 1,6 mm | 6,0 mm | 13,0 mm | 20,0 mm |
| Sn min. | 0,4 mm | 1,5 mm | 4,0 mm | 8,0 mm |
The tabular values of the vibration amplitude are the basis for the values of the effective weight ranges listed below. The effective weight ranges listed below apply for working devices with drive through two motors.
Drive |
Centrifugal force (N) |
working
torque (kgcm) |
effective weight range (kg) von |
motor
weight (kg) |
|
| UVA 0,04Y | 39 | 0,08 | Rüttler | Rüttler | 0,9 |
| UVA 0,6Y | 608 | 1,22 | 13 | 52 | 4,1 |
| UVB 1 Y | 981 | 1,96 | 16 | 89 | 4,3 |
| UVB 1,9 Y | 1.890 | 3,82 | 38 | 183 | 5,0 |
| UVC 3 Y | 2.980 | 6,02 | 59 | 284 | 8,3 |
| UVD 5 Y | 4.930 | 9,98 | 99 | 473 | 13 |
| UVE 7,7 Y | 7.700 | 15,60 | 161 | 746 | 17 |
| UVE 11 Y | 10.800 | 22 | 230 | 1.055 | 23 |
| UVF 20 Y | 20.200 | 41 | 400 | 1.940 | 56 |
| UVG 32 Y | 31.600 | 64 | 595 | 2.995 | 103 |
| UVH 40 Y | 40.000 | 81 | 725 | 3.760 | 145 |
| UVL 62 Y | 62.400 | 126 | 1.210 | 5.930 | 184 |
| UVL 88 Y | 88.400 | 179 | 1.810 | 8.520 | 215 |

| Connection to 60
Hz power supply |
Y-Motoren | X-Motoren | W-Motoren | V-Motoren |
| 2-polig | 4-polig | 6-polig | 8-polig | |
| 3.600min-1 | 1.800min-1 | 1.200min-1 | 900min-1 | |
| 60 Hz | 30 Hz | 20 Hz | 15 Hz | |
| Sn max. | 1,1 mm | 4,4 mm | 10,0 mm | 12,5 mm |
| Sn min. | 0,3 mm | 1,2 mm | 3,0 mm | 5,5 mm |
Drive |
Centrifugal force
(N) |
working
torque (kgcm) |
effective weight
range (kg) von |
motor weight
(kg) |
|
| UVB 0,3 X | 265 | 2 | 1 | 19 | 4,4 |
| UVB 0,7 X | 746 | 5,9 | 9 | 68 | 5,3 |
| UVC 1,5 X | 1.460 | 11,8 | 19 | 137 | 9,9 |
| UVC 2,1 X | 2.090 | 16,8 | 34 | 203 | 10,7 |
| UVD 4 X | 4.040 | 32,6 | 75 | 400 | 17 |
| UVD 5,4 X | 5.420 | 43,8 | 108 | 546 | 19 |
| UVE 7 X | 7.060 | 57,2 | 140 | 715 | 25 |
| UVE 10 X | 10.300 | 83 | 215 | 1.045 | 31 |
| UVF 18 X | 17.600 | 143 | 250 | 1.780 | 64 |
| UVF 24 X | 23.700 | 192 | 475 | 2.395 | 83 |
| UVG 38 X | 37.700 | 305 | 775 | 3.825 | 122 |
| UVH 49 X | 49.100 | 398 | 990 | 4.970 | 168 |
| UVL 64 X | 64.100 | 520 | 1.320 | 6.520 | 208 |
| UVN 83 X | 82.600 | 669 | 1.600 | 8.290 | 317 |
| UVP 112 X | 112.000 | 909 | 2.165 | 11.255 | 433 |
Drive |
Centrifugal force (N) |
working torque (kgcm) |
effective weight range
(kg) von |
motor weight (kg) |
|
| UVE 3 W | 3.150 | 57 | 40 | 235 | 25 |
| UVE 5 W | 5.020 | 91 | 75 | 390 | 33 |
| UVF 11 W | 11.100 | 202 | 165 | 865 | 73 |
| UVF 16 W | 16.100 | 293 | 265 | 1.280 | 93 |
| UVG 21 W | 21.100 | 385 | 335 | 1.665 | 130 |
| UVG 30 W | 29.500 | 538 | 540 | 2.400 | 145 |
| UVH 38 W | 37.500 | 684 | 665 | 3.030 | 195 |
| UVH 46 W | 46.100 | 841 | 870 | 3.785 | 211 |
| UVL 64 W | 64.000 | 1.168 | 1.270 | 5.315 | 263 |
| UVK 79 W | 78.900 | 1.439 | 1.560 | 6.540 | 327 |
| UVN 95 W | 95.100 | 1.735 | 1.900 | 7.910 | 384 |
| UVP 119 W | 119.000 | 2.163 | 2.330 | 9.815 | 500 |
Drive |
Centrifugal force (N) | working torque (kgcm) |
effective weight range
(kg) von |
motor weight (kg) | |
| UVF 6 V | 6.250 | 202 | 55 | 360 | 73 |
| UVF 9 V | 9.045 | 293 | 110 | 545 | 93 |
| UVG 14 V | 14.350 | 465 | 175 | 810 | 145 |
| UVH 21 V | 21.110 | 684 | 295 | 1.320 | 195 |
| UVH 26 V | 25.950 | 841 | 420 | 1.680 | 211 |
| UVL 36 V | 29.500 | 1.168 | 640 | 2.395 | 263 |
| UVK 44 V | 37.500 | 1.439 | 785 | 2.945 | 327 |
| UVN 76 V | 46.100 | 2.478 | 1.600 | 5.320 | 438 |
| UVP 85 V | 64.000 | 2.763 | 1.685 | 5.830 | 540 |
Reference:
Deviating data for unbalanced motors for connection to 265/460V, 60Hz power supply, see reference pamphlet VIB.2.56 Arrangement of the Motors. In the case of unbalanced motors, elliptical, circular or rectilinear vibration movements of the working device can be generated, according to arrangement.
Construction notes for working devices
The installation of the motors must be implemented on a flexurally-resistant drive part, since otherwise there is a danger of breaking and the motors cannot synchronize themselves automatically. Large-scale damages can result for the working user device after operation with incorrect rotation direction, even if it is only for a short period. In the case of large, long conveyors a transverse vibration monitoring, which also has an incorrect rotation direction, is employed. A vibration device is built correctly if a maximum stiffness is achieved at low weight. Low weight and large levels of stiffness are not inconsistent requirements if the bracings are provided with suitable ribbed reinforcement.

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