CONDITION BASED MAINT. AND COND. MONITORING TECH.


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CBM & CONDITION MONITORING TECHNIQUES (CMT) - CONTENT

1. Introduction

2. CBM – Conditioned Based Maintenance

2.1. PF - Potential Failure and FF - Functional Failure

2.2. PF Interval (inspection interval)

2.3. Life Cycle and Normal Wear and Tear

3. Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Techniques

3.1. Dynamic Effects

3.2. Particle Effects

3.3. Chemical Effects

3.4. Physical Effects

3.5. Temperature Effects

3.6. Electrical Effects

4. Vibration Monitoring

4.1. Introduction

4.2. Measuring Vibration

4.3. Amplitude

4.4. Displacement

4.5. Velocity

4.6. Acceleration

4.7. Frequency

4.8. Phase

4.9. Vibration Analysis

4.10. Complex Vibration

4.11. Machinery Vibration Severity

4.12. Velocity RMS

4.13. High Frequency Detection System

4.14. Vibration and Preventive Maintenance

4.15. Monitoring Machine Vibration

5. Thermography

5.1. Introduction

5.2. Infrared Thermal Imaging

5.3. Samples

6. Tribology

7. Oil and Wear Debris Analysis

7.1. Introduction

7.2. Wear in Lubricated Systems

7.3. Wear Debris – Transport / Monitoring Efficiency and Analysis

7.4. Lubricant Properties and Oil Analysis

7.5. Implementation

8. Other Monitoring Techniques

9. Conventional and Interactive Skill Tests with evaluation