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VIBRATION DIAGNOSTICS (VIMS-WI2)
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VIBRATION DIAGNOSTICS VIMS-WI2
ADVANCED LEVEL
First training day:- General overview of vibration diagnosis concepts: time course and FFT spectrum, amplitude modulation, phase of the vibration signal
- Faults recognition of rotating machines – imbalance, misalignment, damage of mechanical gears, resonance, cavitation, damage of rolling bearings, low-speed machines (ACMT technique), lubrication problems, belt gears
- Vibration analysis and electrical current analysis in faults diagnostics of AC motors
- Advanced diagnostic techniques and their application – order tracking, diagnostics of variable-speed machines, multi- and cross-channel analysis, low and high frequency analysis, synchronous averaging (Enveloping, Demodulation, others), introduction to ODS
- Advanced multi-channel portable vibration analyser with advanced functional modules: multi-channel analyser, run-up/coast-down, digital signal recorder, bump tests, analysis of motor current signature
- Online diagnostic system
- Practical exercises with the use of a test stand (rotor kit)
DESCRIPTION:
Students of this course will gain high competences and skills in the field of vibration signal processing, analysis of the time waveform, frequency spectrum and phase, cross-channel analysis, natural frequency measurements of machines and structures, and error correction. Advanced diagnostic techniques will be presented as well. The course is intended for people who have mastered the basics of vibration diagnostics and want to deepen their knowledge in the field of correct data collection, analyser configuration, diagnosing various faults and understanding balancing, alignment, structural stiffness analysis, natural frequency analysis. Issues related to the diagnostics of low-speed machines and the diagnostics of electric motors will also be presented.DURATION:
- Public/Private – 2-days course (extended by practical exercises)
FORMAT:
- Public (at VIMS location)
- Private onsite
LEARNING MATERIALS:
- Course Materials – printed and/or in electronic format