Vibrational Analysis Training
Training in basic vibrations is vital to understand one of the primary failure modes in all rotating machinery. Knowledge of the causes and cures of mechanical vibrations is vital to all personnel that come in contact with rotating machinery.
Specific courses are tailored to the interest and depth requested by the participants.
Training Topics
Basic Concepts, the Language of Vibrations, Basic Equations
Single Degree of Freedom Systems
Multiple Degree of Freedom Systems
Free and Forced Vibration
Transient Vibration
Analytical and Experimental Methods
Contact Us About a Training Short Course
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Basic Course
Courses in basic vibrations are intended to supplement limited exposure to vibrations in most undergraduate engineering curriculums. These courses are also intended to provide training in fundamentals for vibration technicians, mechanics, and plant operators.
Objectives include:
Be conversant with terms such as free and forced vibration, resonance, stiffness, damping, inertia.
Select, install, and operate basic vibration instrumentation.
Review and understand vibration data in both the time and frequency domain.
Understand basic machine faults and means of diagnosis.
Be familiar with vibration standards and limits for a variety of machines.
Be able to troubleshoot basic vibration problems.
Advanced Course
Objectives include:
Perform modal analysis, review operating deflected shape plots.
Troubleshoot complex vibration problems.
Specialized Instructors
The team of course instructors has a unique blend of end-user, manufacturer and R&D backgrounds, allowing them to be unusually adept at making complex concepts accessible to personnel with a wide range of education and experience. The team of instructors includes:
James Byrne
Hunter Cloud
John Kocur
José Vazquez