Machine Condition Monitoring

£2,000.00£2,090.00

£2,000.00
£2,090.00
£2,090.00
£2,090.00

Description

OBJECTIVES

By the end of the workshop delegates will be able:

  • To examine condition monitoring techniques and their applications in maintenance departments
  • To understand the operation of the asset management and maintenance function and its role in relation to the organisation’s corporate strategy.
  • To implement the maintenance, planning, scheduling and work control processes needed to be in place for managing maintenance of rotating machinery equipment
  • To analyse information and appreciate capabilities of computerised maintenance management systems.
  • To apply the logic of reliability systems and failure mode and effect analysis for different systems
  • To formulate maintenance strategies, and analyse different performance measures, computerised maintenance systems, condition monitoring and diagnostics techniques
  • To apply the TPM and RCM framework to improve plant effectiveness.
  • To appreciate the commercial software and hardware available for data collection and data analysis.

PROGRAMME DETAILS

DAY ONE

INTRODUCTION TO CONDITION BASED MONITORINGVibration Monitoring

  • Specific machinery problems
  • Monitoring and analysis methods
  • Exercise
  • Future outlook

ACOUSTIC EMISSIONSMachinery Component Failure Analysis and Reliability Improvement through Acoustic Emission (AE) & Ultrasonics Monitoring (UM):

  • Introduction to AE & UM.
  • Basic concepts and theory.
  • Practical issues.
  • Equipment & instrumentation.
  • Applications & case studies.
  • Exercise

DAY TWO

INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY

  • Machinery Troubleshooting using infrared thermography:
  • Introduction to infrared thermography and condition monitoring.
  • Equipment used
  • Industrial applications
  • Pumps
  • Centrifugal compressors
  • Motors
  • Compressors
  • Bearings
  • Training issues related to infrared thermography.

WEAR DEBRIS AND OIL ANALYSIS

  • Machinery Component Failure Analysis and Reliability Improvement through Wear Debris Monitoring:
  • Friction, lubrication and wear
  • Aim, purpose and applications of wear debris analysis
  • Oil samples analysis
  • Case studies.

DAY THREE

COMPUTERISED MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (CMMS)

  • Features of CMMSs.
  • Benefits of deploying a CMMS.
  • CMMS in Oil, Gas and petrochemical Industries.

FAILURE MODE AND EFFECT ANALYSIS (FMEA)

  • Fault tree analysis
  • Analysis of parallel and series systems
  • Reliability block diagrams.

RELIABILITY CENTRED MAINTENANCE (RCM)

  • Steps for implementation.
  • Benefits and drawbacks.
  • Industrial experiences.
  • Review of programme

Additional information

Location

Abu Dhabi, UAE, Doha, Qatar, Dubai, UAE

Dates

March 03 – 05, 2024, June 03 – 05, 2024, October 07 – 09, 2024, November 25 – 27, 2024