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1001 - Vibration Analysis for Management
Course number
1001
Venue
On-site or at our offices
Duration: 1 day
Following this training, the participant will be able to understand the critical role of a vibration analysis program within an industrial maintenance concept to ensure the reliability of rotating equipment.
Intended for
Team leaders, superintendents, engineers and decision makers working with a vibration analyst
Prerequisites
None
Course Content
Reliability of machines
Effective maintenance practices
Condition based maintenance
Clarifying the value supporting a vibration analyst can bring to the organization
Basic theory of the vibration phenomenon
Forces created by machines
Characteristics of the vibration signal
Instrumentation
Sensors
Vibration collector and analyzer
Diagnosis and severity
Equipement characteristics
Collection and analysis methid
Severity chart
Imbalance
Shaft misalignment
Losseness
Bearing problems
Gearbox problems
Pulley and belt problems
Oil whip and oil whirl phenomena
Electrical motor problems
The resonance phenomenon
Start‐up and profitability of a vibration monitoring program
Management's role
Selecting assets to monitor
Creation and scheduling routes
Reports and documentation
Potential pitfalls in implementing the proprogram
Costs and profitability of a vibration monitoring program
