Asset Performance Management
Bently Nevada™
Machinery Diagnostics Methodology
Overview
Course Description
The hands-on approach for this course gives students the experience they need to feel confident when taking action at their plant. This is a "must have" course for those who interpret or plan on interpreting machine vibration and position data to determine machine condition.
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Who should attend
- Engineers who interpret machine vibration and position data to determine machine condition
- Engineers involved in the design, acceptance testing and maintenance of rotating machinery
- Engineers who want to learn about machinery vibration diagnostics
Objectives
- Explain how the fundamentals of machine design and behavior are reflected in the vibration measurements.
- Reduce machine vibration data into usable plot formats.
- Explain which plot formats are best to use in the different stages of machine diagnostics.
- Describe the causes, effects and indicators of the typical machine malfunctions; including recognition of problems such as unbalance, misalignment, rubs, shaft cracks and fluid induced instabilities.
Fundamentals of vibration measurements / ISO18436 Cat. I
Summary
5 days / 35 hrs
Classroom
China
Mumbai, India
Leduc, Canada
Firenze, Italy
Madrid, Spain
Campinas, Brazil
Houston, United States
Firenze, Italy
Kuala Lumpur
Port Harcourt, South Africa
Bandung
Minden, United States
Kuala Lumpur
Nantes, France
Tambon Map Ta Phut, Thailand
Delft, Netherlands
Cundinamarca, Colombia
Perth, Australia
Houston, United States
China
Program Outline
Day 1:
- Introduction to Condition Monitoring & Diagnostics
- Interpret phase measurements
- Interpret steady state data formats
- Fundamental synchronous rotor response
Day 2:
- Interpret startup and shutdown plots
- Plot Interpretation workshop
- Single Plane Balance Response
Day 3:
- Multiplane Balance Response
- Evaluate preloads and radial position measurements
- Detect and identify partial radial rubs and looseness
Day 4:
- Understanding different vibration types and resonances
- Identify fluid induced instabilities
- How to handle anisotropic systems
Upcoming Sessions
14 Sep
to
18 Sep
Bently Nevada™
Machinery Diagnostics Methodology
08:00 AM
-
05:00 PM
(America/Regina)
45h
onsite
Leduc, Canada
8 seats left
21 Sep
to
25 Sep
Bently Nevada™
Machinery Diagnostics Methodology
08:00 AM
-
05:00 PM
(Europe/Rome)
45h
onsite
Firenze, Italy
10 seats left
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