Thread: Is there a difference between zero balance & internal Balance?
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Old 09-05-2010, 05:23 PM
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Zero balance means no external counterweights needed on the flywheel or dampner to offset an inherent "imbalance". The imbalance is Zero or none. Internal balance is pretty much synonymous meaning that there are no EXTERNAL weights needed. It is "internally" balanced to zero or neutral.


So, . . having said all that, the two terms are synonymous.


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