Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 4 potx

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 5 pot

... -KMgKKMgKKKcc31 2 13 2 2 23 3wwAAMgKKKc1 2 2 2 233= -wAAKMgKKc1 2 31 2 13=- wAA1 2 ,XA tXA t11 22 =()=()sinsinwwMgXKKXKXc 2 223 2310˙˙++()-=MgXKXKXXc 2 222 3 12 ˙˙=- ... ratiocMgccn==Critical damping 2 wXFcKMgFKcccKMgccocncnccnn=()+-ấậ=-ấậ+Ơấậ=-=Ơ-()0 2 2 2 0 2 2 22 2 22 12 21wwwwwwfwwwwwwtanVertical ... InMgdXdtcdXdtKX F tc 2 20++=()sin wXC t C tXtnnstn=()+()+-()() 12 21sin cos sinwwwwwMgdXdtKX F tc 2 20+=()sin w140 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance The...

• 35
• 267
• 0

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 6 ppt

... 60 0 20 00 3 16 1093 .74–.87Type 310, Rolled 1500 21 00 8 16 1149 . 56 .81Type 3 16, Polished 75 24 0 .28 Type 3 16, Polished 450 23 2 0.57Type 3 16, Polished 1740 949 0 .66 Type 321 20 0–800 93– 427 .27 –. 32 Type ... .07–.19Stellite Polished 68 20 0.18Tantalum Unoxidized 1340 727 0.14 20 00 1093 0.19 360 0 19 82 0 . 26 53 06 29 30 0.3Tin, Unoxidized 77 25 0.04 21 2 100 0.05Tinned Iron, Bright 76 24 0.05 21 2 100 0.08Titanium, ... EmissivityMetalsAlloys 20 -Ni, 24 -CR, 55-FE, 3 92 200 0.9Oxidized 20 -Ni, 24 -CR, 55-FE, 9 32 500 0.97Oxidized 60 -Ni, 12- CR, 28 -FE, 518 27 0 0.89Oxidized 60 -Ni, 12- CR, 28 -FE, 1040 560 0. 82 Oxidized80-Ni, 20 -CR,...

• 35
• 187
• 0

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 7 potx

... techniques must be used as part of a comprehensive predictive maintenance program.9.1 .2 Wear Particle AnalysisWear particle analysis is related to oil analysis only in that the particles to be studied ... competently inform the predictive maintenance analysts or maintenance group of the present condition of itsTribology 21 3 Inclusion of process parameters in a predictive maintenance program can ... SystemPoor maintenance of lubrication system components, such as filters and strainers, typically causes premature failure. Such maintenance is crucial to reciprocating 23 6 An Introduction to Predictive...

• 35
• 214
• 0

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 8 pps

... and further, what the effect of such changes may be. 26 2 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance Figure 12 1 “Go/no-go” standards.Figure 12 2 Accelerometer to measure vibrationof rotating shaft. ... be used as part of a comprehensive process performance analysisprogram.13.1 .2 Limitation to Maintenance IssuesFrom its inception, predictive maintenance has been perceived as a maintenance improvement ... reliability.Outside factors, such as poor operating practices, are totally ignored. 26 8 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance 12. 1.3 Spectrometric Oil AnalysisThe spectrometric oil analysis (SOA) process...

• 35
• 186
• 0

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 9 pps

... frequency of that segment also changes.RMAX 2 298 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance Figure 14 9 Resonance response. Failure-Mode Analysis 29 5Figure 14–6 Sum modulation for a speed-increaser ... theoretical performance. 27 6 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance 20 0100100 20 0 300 400 500 600 700 800 10001505065%70% 75%80%80%75%70%65%BEP15 HP15 HP 20 HP 20 HPTotal Dynamc Head ... of the vibration signature. Although the signature does not contain a distinct 29 2 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance Figure 14–4 Horizontal looseness creates first and second harmonics....

• 35
• 204
• 0

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 10 pps

... well-plannedEstablishing a Predictive Maintenance Program 327 310 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance Figure 14 21 Unloaded gear has much higher vibration levels.Figure 14 22 Typical gear-type ... impact on both production capacity and 328 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance Figure 14–34 Eccentric sheaves. 320 An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance Figure 14–35 Light and heavy ... a Predictive Maintenance Program 335 Frankly, most maintenance improvement programs will not pay for themselves. Tra-ditional applications of predictive maintenance, reliability-centered maintenance, ...

• 35
• 206
• 0

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 13 pot

... 122 rotating machinery, 122 reciprocating and linear, 124 Vibration theory, 125 periodic motion, 125 harmonic motion, 125 , 127 non-harmonic motion, 128 Viscosity, 20 3Visual inspection, 111, 25 9, ... 8 325 .pdfCreated on July 26 , 20 02 20:31:40 by Enfocus PitStop 4.05 Page 2 438 Indexlimitations of, 109wear particle analysis, 20 5Total acid number, 20 4Total base number, 20 4Total plant predictive ... of PlanningOne Capitol Hill, 4th FloorProvidence, Rhode Island 029 08-5870Telephone: (401) 22 2- 122 0 (secretary)FAX: (401) 22 2 -20 93 (direct)knelson@planning.state.ri.usTEXASMr. Tom AdamsGovernors...

• 35
• 188
• 0

Intro Predictive Maintenance 2 Part 14 pdf

... 1 129 x6 62 400.0x400.9 126 0.0 - - + + + +❖ Mask CMYK 22 44x1698 600.0x600.0 1 32 0.0 - - + + + +❖ GrayScale Gray 1811x1858 600.0x600.0 137 0.0 - - + + + +❖ Mask CMYK 21 50x1405 6 42. 5x6 42. 5 147 ... CMYK 22 90x17 42 600.0x600.0 149 0.0 - - + + + +❖ Mask CMYK 1993x1335 600.0x600.0 150 0.0 - - + + + +❖ Mask CMYK 23 25x1715 600.0x600.0 153 0.0 - - + + + +❖ Mask CMYK 21 28x 126 5 847.3x847 .2 154 ... 149 x300 21 0.7x211 .2 395 0.0 - - + + + +❖ Mask CMYK 4781x3808 127 5.0x 127 5.0 399 0.0 - - + + + +❖ GrayScale Gray 1181x347 300.0x300.0 417 0.0 - - + + + +Report for 8 325 .pdf Created on July 26 ,...

• 4
• 159
• 0