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Vibration Analysis — Category-II

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duration 14 sessions
Class type Online

About the Training

Category II Vibration Analysts are qualified to perform basic vibration analysis using single established procedures, set-up instruments, and maintain a database of results.

Minimum Experience Required: 18 Months

The online training class will commence soon, and will run for 14 sessions. The class will be conducted every Monday to Saturday, from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM, and will last for 2 hours per day. If necessary, the number of sessions may be extended.

Certification

ISO 18436-2

Training Mode

Online

Training Start From

TBD

Examination Mode

Physical

What will you learn?

  • Basic Motion
  • Period, Frequency
  • Amplitude (Peak, Peak-to-Peak, RMS)
  • Measurements (Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration)
  • Time Orbital and Frequency Domains
  • Phase Natural Frequency, Resonance, Critical Speeds
  • Shaft and Casing Vibration
  • Instrumentation (and acquire readings)
  • Transducers
  • Sensor Mounting, Mounted Natural Frequency
  • Test Procedures
  • Computer Database Upload/Download
  • Recognition of Poor Data
  • Vibration System Calibration
  • Analogue and Digital Sampling
  • FFT Application
  • Windows (Uniform, Hanning, Flat-Top)
  • Filters (Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass, Tracking)
  • Anti-aliasing
  • Band-width, Resolution
  • Noise Reduction
  • Average (Linear, Synchronous Time, Exponential)
  • Dynamic Range
  • Runt-out Compensation
  • Vibration Severity
  • Alarm Set-up (Narrowband , Envelope)
  • Baseline Assessments, Trending
  • Route/Task Planning
  • Alternate Technologies (e.g. Oil Analysis, Wear Debris Analysis, Infrared Thermography, Motor Current Analysis, Acoustic Emission)
  • Recognition of Baseline Variations
  • Alarm and Trip Level Determination
  • Integrated Health Analysis
  • Basic Spectrum Analysis
  • Spectral Harmonics and Sidebands
  • Time Waveform Analysis
  • Phase Analysis
  • Transient Analysis
  • Orbital Analysis
  • Shaft Centre-line Analysis
  • Enveloping
  • Mass Unbalance
  • Misalignment
  • Concentricity Errors
  • Mechanical Looseness
  • Rubs
  • Instabilities
  • Shaft Bow
  • Bearing (Rolling Element, Journal) Defects
  • Electric Motor Defects
  • Gearbox Defects
  • Resonance and Critical Speeds
  • Shaft Alignment
  • Concentricity
  • Balancing
  • Basic Maintenance Action
  • Lubrication
  • Test Procedures
  • Specifications and Relevant Standards
  • Acceptance Test Reporting
  • Impact Testing
  • Forced Response Testing (e.g. Coherence, Transfer Function)
  • Modal Analysis
  • Process Safety
  • Relevant International (ISO, IEC), National and Regional Standards
  • Vibration CM Reports
  • Machine History Records
  • Decision Making and Recommend Action
  • Levels (Overall, Narrowband, Component)
  • Spectrum Analysis
  • Time Waveform and Orbit Analysis
  • Severity Charts, Graphs, Formulae
  • Rotor Characteristics
  • Bearing Characteristics
  • Single-Plane
  • Field Balancing:Two-plane

Examination Details

The examination is conducted in a physical setting at our testing center located in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.

The duration of the examination is 3 hours, during which candidates will be required to answer multiple-choice questions that test their understanding of the course material. The questions will be presented in a format where candidates need to select the best answer out of four choices.

Candidates who successfully complete the examination will receive a certification. This certification is globally recognized and serves as a testament to the candidate's knowledge and expertise in the field of vibration analysis.

Certification

ISO 18436-2

Examination Duration

3 Hours

Examination Mode

Physical

Question Type

MCQs

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