

Course 6
When
Monday TBD at 8:00 AM CDT
-to-
Friday TBD at 12:00 PM CDT
Where
University of Tennessee, Knoxville Campus
The Learning Lab, Estabrook Building
Knoxville, TN
***Food/Drinks provided during breaks and lunch each day of training...
Nearby Hotels
Hilton Knoxville 501 West Church Ave. Knoxville, TN 37902 Hotel Registration Information
Crowne Plaza Hotel Knoxville
401 West Summit HIll Drive
Knoxville, TN 37902 Hotel Registration Information
Holiday Inn Knoxville Downtown
Worlds Fair Park
Knoxville, TN 37902
Hotel Registration Information
Other Hotels Available:
Clarion Inn Knoxville
Red Rood Inn Knoxville
Four Points Knoxville
Holiday Inn Express
Days Inn Knoxville North
Knoxville Marriott
Contact
University of Tennessee
Kim Kallstrom
Reliability Solutions
Terry Southall
terrysouthall@reliabilitysolutions.net

What can you expect to learn in Vibration Analysis and Electrical Condition Monitoring?
Preface:
This seminar focuses on the practical techniques and application methods needed to apply vibration analysis as an equipment care and
troubleshooting tool. Candidates will gain a thorough
understanding of the techniques available, terminology
used, and how to best utilize available technology tools.
In order to a gain a thorough understanding considerable
time is spent on spectral pattern recognition, "relative
motion" analysis, alarm band setup and fine-tuning the
field analyzer to provide more complete information.
Objectives:
Candidates will leave knowing how to: determine
specific equipment faults, utilize vibration inspection
in ASD/RCA analyses, gauge current program results, advance integration with other predictive technologies and more effectively communicate with vibration analysts. Candidates will learn what electrical condition monitoring techniques are available and how to utilize them for equipment care strategies. Technologies include on-line and off line testing and the motor circuit faults that can be detected. Students will understand typical various facility electrical and instrumentation systems, the principles of operation for the various components that comprise them and how these systems: function, functionally fail (with failure modes), effect process control and how to more effectively troubleshoot them to achieve optimum performance. Session attendees will understand the value of these technologies to improve asset performance and reduce variability within process systems.
Subjects (included but not limited to):
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General Analysis Process
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Review of Spectrum Analysis Process
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Phase Collection and Analysis
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Understanding Resonance
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Utilizing Mode Shape Plots
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Creating the Ten Point Plot in the Field
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Bump, Startup and Coast-Down Tests
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Understanding Unbalance Sources
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Unbalance Types & Using Various
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Methods to Prove Unbalance
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Recognizing Misalignment Sources
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Various Methods to Prove Misalignment
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Understanding and Separating Assembly Error Sources
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Various Bearing Failure Stages with Source analysis
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Precision Vibration Acceptance Criteria
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Determining External and Internal Looseness
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Belt Drive Frequencies and Analysis
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Beat Vibration Sources and Frequency Determination
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Analyzing Common Motor Faults
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Recognizing Various Pump Styles With Analysis
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Analyzing Pump System Faults
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Understanding Gear Vibration
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Fan Vibration and Various Faults
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Pre/Post Maintenance Quality Control Checks
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Report Writing and Effective Communication
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Analysis of Various Field Case History Examples
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When to Notice or Investigate
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Applying Analysis in PM Routines
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Effective Analysis Improvement Options
Target Participants:
ERMS has been carefully designed for anyone who has a role in reliability including Production and Maintenance leaders, supervisors, engineers, and lead hands. Reliability leaders, managers and engineers.
Prerequisite:
ERMS Bootcamp and Course 2
Duration:
4 1/2 days of formal training


