Advanced Rotating Machinery Dynamics
The Most Complete Way to Analyze Rotating Machinery
ARMD Version 6 is a new generation software package, developed by RBTS, to bring you the most advanced and complete rotor/bearing analysis capabilities for evaluating practically any bearing, rotor/bearing system, or mechanical drive train.
ARMD, unique to the world, is the only software that integrates all of these powerful analytical tools into a single package! Feel free to download our demonstration software to learn how ARMD can help you solve your most-difficult rotating machinery evaluations.
You can learn about ARMD V6 by downloading our full-color descriptive summary, or by reviewing the overview contained on this page.
Software Overview
The ARMD package consists of five main modules:
ARMD has a rich variety of features, including:
All features operate seamlessly in an integrated environment.
These modules are used daily by rotating machinery manufacturers and end users around the world for design, performance prediction, failure analysis, and troubleshooting. Applications of ARMD include rotating machinery such as a miniature air turbine for a dental drill, a large turbine generator set for a power plant, a small compressor for an air conditioner, a pump for an artificial heart, a fuel pump for a jet engine, an electric motor and spindle for a miniature computer hard disk, a canned pump for a petrochemical processing plant, synchronous motor driven drive-trains, and a gear box for a uranium enrichment plant.
ARMD for Windows incorporates advanced technical and user interface features with build-in help utilities in each of its modules to simplify modeling, analysis, presentation and interpretation of results. Tutorial and step by step sample sessions with advanced graphical presentation are among the many features implemented in the new version.
One of the many new and improved modules of ARMD V6 is the new 3-D Shaft Viewer, which provides the user with realistic 3-D visualizations of shaft models and their simulated distortions. Features include the ability to pan, zoom, and rotate the model and scale and animate simulated distortions as calculated by the ROTLAT and TORSION dynamic simulation packages.