COURSE OVERVIEW
Since electric motors are used in almost all industrial segments in large numbers and any failure in electric motors will not only cause extra maintenance cost but also will impact the overall production levels at larger scale.
Therefore it is most important for engineering and maintenance professionals to learn about electric motors and their repair methodologies to improve their reliability at their plant sites.
In this session we will discuss about motor types, mechanisms, applications, components, selection of right bearings with right clearances, correct mounting and dismounting procedures and tools, balancing & vibration analysis, lubrication of the bearings in motors and other components as well as about failure analysis of the motor bearings and several other parts. This session will help participants to be more skilful in motor maintenance and managing their performance.
ONE DAY | 0900 – 1700 HRS
USD 1,500.0 / SESSION
15 PARTICIPANTS
COURSE CONTENT
Motor parts overview | Predictive maintenance | Electrical motor tests | Motor bearings | Locating/non-locating bearing Thermal growth | Horizontal arrangement Bearing arrangements: Belt drive motors Vertical electric motors | Variable speed motors | Why bearings fail in motors | Wear path patterns | Dismounting methods | Hydraulic puller | Checking shaft integrity | Seat run out & tolerance | Radial & axial clearance | Lubrication
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Application engineer | Condition monitoring engineer | Technicians | Electrical engineers | Supervisor | Engineering draftsmen | Mechanical maintenance engineer | Lubrication fitter |Operations manager | Planning manager | Quality engineer |Reliability engineer | Vibration inspectors