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Reliability Solutions LLC |
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Masters At Performance Training |
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RELIABILITY SOLUTIONS, THE MASTER OF ESSENTIAL CRAFT SKILLS TRAINING SM |
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Precision Skills... essential Vibration Analysis skills |
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The seminar is aimed towards new and experienced analysts. First Line Supervisors, Maintenance Engineers, Reliability Team Leaders, Operations Supervision and progressive Maintenance Technicians will find the seminar informative, eye opening, and loaded with practical tips for immediate use. The seminar is typically four and one half days in duration. |
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Subjects Precision Data Collection Techniques Transducer selection, placement, and collection techniques Repeatable information, practical calibration Practical transducer mounting and response Understanding Vibration Measurements Mental approach. Methods to determine vibration severity Problem determination questions Creating the "Hit List", determining what's not wrong, and utilizing probabilities Creating the "Hit List", determining what's not wrong, and utilizing probabilities Strobe techniques to assist analysis The vibration language made useful Resonance What it is, factors that affect, and field correction Separating machine criticals from system resonances Utilizing "Mode Shapes" to assist the analyst. Tools and methods to determine natural frequencies Changing the natural frequency Determining when to correct source or symptom Unbalance Different types of; sources and correction. Separating from other sources Analysis methods and procedures Enhancement of measurement techniques Development for and using balance standards
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Relative Motion: Machine Analysis Mentally approach to the complete machine Utilizing directional phase measurements How amplitudes assist in determining motion. Precision Assembly How keys, setscrews, eccentricities, couplings, bearings, etc. change machine response. Obtaining correct fits, of shrinkage and expansion fitments. Analyzing nicks, dings, burrs, dirt, pulled threads and coupling errors. Belt Drives Recognition, analysis and correction methods Analysis to gain a more correct running tension Misalignment Analysis/Measurement Techniques Pre-alignment checks for all machines Analyzing thermal growth symptoms Analysis and recognition of "soft foot" Plotting and understanding relative shaft position Industry standards and tolerances Developing corporate standards |