Securing device for securing a turbomachine rotor set up transversely to a horizontal plane against tipping over and orientation method therefor
A securing device for securing a rotor of a turbomachine against tilting is provided, the rotor being arranged perpendicular in relation to a horizontal plane. The securing device includes a support surface enabling the rotor to be laterally supported in relation to the securing device. The rotor or the tie rod, arranged in an essentially vertical manner, are oriented vertically such that during an alignment, the support surface on which the rotor or the tie rod support, are displaced such that rotor is perpendicular in relation to the horizontal plane.
1. A method for vertical orientation of a turbomachine rotor or a tie rod of the rotor to be set up perpendicularly to a horizontal plane of a foundation, comprising:
setting up the rotor or tie rod in an approximately perpendicular position;
supporting the approximately perpendicularly set-up rotor or tie rod by a supporting surface arranged on an assembly apparatus; and
orienting the rotor or tie rod into a vertical by displacing the supporting surface which already supports the rotor or tie rod laterally;
wherein the assembly apparatus comprising:
a turning block fastened on the foundation;
a securing device for securing the turbomachine rotor transversely with respect to the horizontal plane of the foundation against tipping over, the securing device comprising:
a supporting surface by which the rotor set up transversely to the horizontal plane is supported laterally by the securing device, wherein, for vertically orientating the rotor, the supporting surface against which the approximately perpendicularly set-up rotor bears during orientation is displaced slightly parallel to the horizontal plane in order to adjust the horizontal displacement of the rotor, and wherein the securing device is mounted pivotably on the turning block and positioned transversely with respect to the horizontal plane.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the securing device further comprises: a ring composed of at least two ring segments, the supporting surface being arranged on the ring.
3. The method of claim 2 , wherein one of the two ring segments of the securing device is fastened so as to be pivotable with respect to the other ring segment.
4. The method of claim 2 , wherein the securing device is fastened on the foundation and comprises a platform jacked up on the foundation by a plurality of stays and struts.
5. The method of claim 2 , wherein the securing device further comprises: a plurality of screw connections or a plurality of hydraulic cylinders, which extend parallel to the horizontal plane, and which have elements moveable parallel to the horizontal plane for displacing the supporting surface.
6. The method of claim 5 , wherein the screw connections or hydraulic cylinders are arranged in a radiating manner about a virtual center.
7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the securing device further comprises: a plurality of screw connections or a plurality of hydraulic cylinders, which extend parallel to the horizontal plane, and which have elements moveable parallel to the horizontal plane for displacing the supporting surface.
8. The method of claim 7 , wherein the screw connections or hydraulic cylinders are arranged in a radiating manner about a virtual center.
9. The method of claim 1 , wherein the securing device further comprises: an eccentric disk providing the supporting surface.
10. The method of claim 1 , wherein the securing device is fastened to the foundation separately from the turning block via stays.
11. A method for vertical orientation of a turbomachine rotor or a tie rod of the rotor to be set up perpendicularly to a horizontal plane, comprising
setting up the rotor or tie rod in a approximately perpendicular position;
supporting the approximately perpendicularly set-up rotor or tie rod by a supporting surface arranged on a securing device, wherein, for a vertical orientation of the rotor, the supporting surface against which the approximately perpendicularly set-up rotor bears during orientation is displaced slightly parallel to the horizontal plane in order to adjust the horizontal displacement of the rotor; and
orienting the rotor or tie rod into a vertical by displacing the supporting surface.