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Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - Friday, December 07, 2012

BRM Training Course

08:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Holiday Inn - Fisherman's Wharf

1300 Columbus Avenue
San Francisco, CA , 94133

(415) 771-9000

This is a Regular course

Prices
Member Price $1,400.00
Non-Member Price $1,400.00
International Member Price $1,400.00
International Non-Member Price $1,400.00

If you already have an account, please log in before registering. If you do not have an account with us, you can create one during the registration process.

Explores the art and science of balancing machinery and is recommended after completion of the BMV training course. All Vibration Institute instructors are Category IV certified and experienced vibration analysts. Course Instructors are subject to change without prior notification.

BALANCING of ROTATING MACHINERY (BRM)

All registered attendees in the Balancing of Rotating Machinery training course are provided class notes, a workbook containing problems and exercises, a scientific calculator, and balancing tools. Workshops are scheduled to illustrate theory and applications. Registrants are welcome to bring their equipment for the hands-on balancing exercises.

DAY ONE

  • Basic Aspects of Machine Balancing
  • Purpose, mass unbalance force and causes, rotor classification, techniques, equipment, pre-balancing checks, critical speeds, trial weight selection/placement, and pitfalls
  • Vibration Testing and Analysis
  • Amplitude and phase measurements, orbits, Bodé plots, polar plots, casing/proximity probe measurements, whirling, transient testing, and vibration analysis
  • Single-Plane Balancing Techniques
  • Vector and four-run methods, critical speeds, modes, heavy spot high-spot relationship, balance sensitivity, phase lag, trial weight selection, weight splitting, criteria and standards
  • Workshop I: Balancing Topics
  • Class exercises on basic principles.

DAY TWO

  • Workshop II: Single-Plane Balancing
  • Hands-on exercises using a rotor kit, vector method, single-plane balancing; registrants can bring an instrument or use the Institute’s equipment
  • Two-Plane Balancing Techniques
  • Influence coefficient and static/couple methods, calculator and graphical methods, one-shot balancing-single plane
  • Workshop III: Two-Plane Balancing
  • Vector and four-run methods, critical speeds, modes, heavy spot high-spot relationship, balance sensitivity, phase lag, trial weight selection, weight splitting, criteria, and standards
  • Workshop IV: Two-Plane Balancing
  • Static-couple method, class exercises

DAY THREE

  • Workshop V: Two-Plane Balancing
  • Class exercises
  • Workshop VI: Two-Plane Balancing Coefficients
  • Class exercises.
  • Turbine/Generator Balancing
  • Procedures, static/couple method, influence coefficient method, plane/sensor selections, strategy for least runs
  • Roll Balancing
  • Weight placement, critical speeds, bow effects

DAY FOUR

  • Fan Balancing
  • Balancing techniques (single- and two-plane), overhung fans, balance
  • sensitivity, critical speeds, case histories
  • Shop Balancing Techniques
  • Sensor selection, plane selection, and procedures
  • Balancing Case Histories
  • Balancing in the field, procedures, strategies, and pitfalls
  • Training Examination on Course Content (1.5 hours)

Upon receipt of your registration you will receive a confirmation letter with additional information regarding your specific training course. 

All Vibration Institute instructors are Category IV certified and experienced vibration analysts.  Course Instructors are subject to change without prior notification.
 

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