The order of alignment of a multiple shaft drive is to start with the last output shaft.
The process of aligning two or more shafts with one another to a tolerable margin is known as shaft alignment. If alignment is not accomplished within the required specifications, shaft misalignment, which may be offset or angular, is the ensuing problem. System damage and premature wear can be caused by faults.
The shafts of the two components must be aligned when a driver, such as an electric motor or a turbine, is linked to a pump, generator, or any other piece of machinery. Any misalignment puts more strain on the shafts, which nearly always leads to excessive wear and early equipment failure.
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