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Dynamic Balancing
In this hands on course students will learn how to properly identify and diagnose unbalance as well as perfrom single and two plane field balancing. Attendees will diagnose unbalance using pahse analysis coupled with traditional specral analysis and will learn the single plane vector method in order to understand the balancing procedure. Tips and tricks from years of experience are shared with students throughout the course to ensure they can successfully perform dynamic balancing in the field.
Follows Category II - IV Guidelines Established by ISO 18436-2, "Condition monitoring and diagnostics of machine – Requirements for training and certification of personnel – Part 2: Vibration condition monitoring and diagnostics."
Prerequisites
Candidates should be able to manipulate simple algebraic equations, use a basic scientific calculator, and be familiar with the operation of personal computers.
ISO Certification
This course fulfills requirements for parts of Category II - IV certification.
Course Length
24 hours.
Certification Exam
20 questions, 2 hours time limit, closed book but a summary sheet of formulae is provided, passing score is 75% correct.
Maximum Number of Students
15 students.
Course Objectives
Students who successfully complete this course will be able to:
- Properly diagnose unbalance.
- Conduct basic single and multiple plane field and shop balancing.
- Be able to perform vector splitting and combining.
- Recommend advanced two-plane influence coefficient or static / couple balancing.
- Interpret and evaluate published ISO codes of pracitce, International Standards and Specifications for balancing tolerances.This course has the following starting dates currently offered.
3 Day Course
April 18-20, 2012, Ft. Collins, CO
October 24-26, 2012, Ft. Collins, CO
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