What should be done if a critical measurement falls outside tolerance during alignment?

When a critical measurement falls outside the established tolerance during alignment, the appropriate action is to re-assess the alignment and make necessary adjustments. This process ensures that the equipment operates efficiently and safely, preventing potential operational issues, increased wear and tear, or even catastrophic failures.

Alignment is fundamental in machinery to minimize vibrations and maintain operational integrity. If tolerances are exceeded, this signals a potential misalignment that could impact the performance and longevity of the machinery. Therefore, addressing the issue through re-assessment and adjustment allows for corrective measures to be implemented effectively, thus restoring the alignment to acceptable parameters.

By prioritizing the realignment process, one can ensure that the equipment will function as intended and minimize risks associated with misalignment, such as excessive energy consumption or mechanical failure. Recognizing the critical nature of these measurements highlights the importance of diligence and precision in maintenance practices.