Vibration-based condition monitoring and analysis provide valuable insights into the health of rotating assets. Many companies have vibration-based programs managed internally or by service providers who generate asset condition reports. However, these reports often contain technical terminology that can be confusing or misleading, leading to ineffective decision-making.

This course is designed to help plant personnel and key decision-makers better understand the fundamentals of vibration analysis, including essential terminology, core concepts, and how it can be used to diagnose faults in rotating assets within modern manufacturing facilities.

Key Learning Objectives:

• • Learn the objectives of vibration analysis used in industry.

• • Learn the basics of what vibration is, the terminology, and what is measured.

• • Learn best practice measurement setups for rotating equipment fault detection and analysis.

• • Learn best-practice sensor mounting practices and optimum measurement locations.

• • Learn fundamentals of spectrum analysis.

• • Learn and review vibration data representing multiple machinery faults found in rotating equipment used in the industry.

Who should attend?

This course is intended for individuals who need a fundamental understanding of vibration analysis but do not need the expertise required to perform in-depth analysis of vibration data. Examples may include: Maintenance Managers, Maintenance Planners, Purchasing, Schedulers, Production Managers, Operations Staff, etc.

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