Construction and Maintenance
Plant Reliability
Precision Maintenance Skills 1 Course
Learn How to Easily Double or Triple Rotating Equipment Life by making vibration much lower through the elimination of common assembly errors and adherence to rigid precision installation, rebuild, and maintenance standards which we will show you how to achieve with little or no extra down time.
Course Description: Participants will disassemble, reassemble, correct defects, perform precision alignment for both in-line coupled and v-belt driven machines, and measure the noticeable improvements as common field and shop assembly errors are eliminated from our running and static simulators. Course objectives include:
- Understand what Precision Maintenance is and how to achieve without extra downtime
- How to identify and avoid common assembly errors
- Understand and correct common fit and tolerance problems
- Learn basic bearing installation problems and corrections
- Learn what is good, fair, and bad vibration and how it affects equipment life
- How to lower vibration and exponentially improve Bearing life (MTBF)
- How to significantly improve and retain balance
- How to improve upon "status-quo" alignment standards and achieve precision alignment.
- How to create smooth running belt drives
- How to reduce energy consumption 5 percent, 10 percent, or more on most equipment
- Learn common lubrication errors and how to avoid
Recommended Audience: Maintenance and Construction Craftsmen, Apprentices, Front-line Supervisors, Project and Reliability Engineers, Maintenance Managers, Superintendents, Operations Personnel and significant others implementing plant reliability improvement.
Cost: $1,995/per student
*Grant funding is available for companies interested in this training. Contact Ana Pereda at acpereda@lit.edu
Precision Maintenance Skills 1 Course