| Objective: This course enables you to better understand vibration principles and techniques as it adds toyour practical knowledge of machines. The application of these principles will help you be better able to think through vibration problems. This course is designed to provide theory, techniques, and procedures as well as practical case histories to illustrate ways of analyzing various types of equipment vibrations. Hands-on demonstration and workshops help you learn the methods used in solving vibration problems. Also, this class will help to prepare you for the Vibration Institute's certification examination for Category III Vibration Analyst.
Topics:
- Advanced vibration concepts
- Single-plan balancing
- Use of FFT analyzers and data collections
- Using data collectors and tape recorders for data storage
- Setting alarms for efficient predictive maintenance
- Determination of natural frequencies, resonance, and critical speeds
- Identification of machine forces and frequencies
- vibration correction techniques
- Isolation and damping of installed equipment
- Spectral, time waveform, phase, and orbital analysis
- Machine specific analysis - motors, fans, pumps, engines, preses, turbines
- Preparation for Category III Vibration Analyst Examination
- Complete examination
Who will benefit:
Sales personnel, service personnel, reliability personnel, maintenance personnel, pump operator and maintenance personnel in need of the basic skills required to efficiently and accurately monitor and interpret machinery vibrations.
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Pre-requisite recommendations:
- Successful completion and certification in vibration analysis Level II or a college degree
- At least 3 years vibration data collection
- Familiarity with the components of centrifugal pumps and drivers
Time and Location:
Seneca Falls, NY and scheduled in locations most convenient for participants
Course fee:
Seneca Falls sessions: $300 per person
Dedicated sessions: Price on request
Course Dates:
October 27-29, 2008, Seneca Falls, NY
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