PS8361
BASIC MACHINERY VIBRATION ANALYSIS
5 Days
Location: SRTCC
Contact: SRTCC Staff
Overview
The Basic Machinery Vibration Course covers basic vibration theory and
application to rotating machinery in the petrochemical industry.
The student is trained to use vibration technology to perform predictive
maintenance to avoid catastrophic failure of machinery and to make industry more
cost effective.
Designed For
This course is recommended for Mechanics and Operating personal who maintain,
repair, troubleshoot and install rotating machinery.
Prerequisites
None
Objectives
Outline
- Training
Manual/Materials
- “Basic Machinery Vibrations” text book by Dr. Ron Eshleman
- “Workshop Exercises” for the subject course.
- Power Point Presentation for "Basic Machinery
Vibration" furnished by Watson Engineering, Inc.
- “Basic
Machinery Vibrations” text book furnished by Watson Engineering, Inc.
- “Workshop
Exercises” furnished by Watson Engineering, Inc
- Category I Certification Exams by the Vibration Institute
furnished by Watson Engineering, Inc.
PS4526
GAS
COMPRESSION PRINCIPLES & APPLICATION
5
Days
Location: SRTCC
or Customer's site
Contact: SRTCC
Staff
Overview:
This
course is designed to acquaint the student with the boost compressor operational
characteristics and determine how various process gas properties will affect the compressor
performance. Compressor performance calculations are taught where process gas variables are
interjected and analyzed to determine their effects.
Designed
For:
This course is
recommended for Operations personal that are Engineers, Performance analysis Personnel, and
Senior Technical Personnel.
Prerequisites:
None
Objectives:
Upon
completion of this course, the student should be able to:
The
goal of this course is to provide an overview of the theory of operation, performance, and
mechanical characteristics of a typical Solar centrifugal compressor.
-
General
Compressor Package Description
-
Gas
Properties
-
Compressor
Performance Parameters
-
Compressor
Performance Maps
-
Solar
Compressor Aerodynamic Hardware
-
Surge
in the Centrifugal Compressor
-
Solar
Compressor Seal and Bearing Systems
-
Compressor
Package Performance Analysis
Compressor,
Seal Bearing Capsule Disassembly, Inspection
& Assembly Procedures
PS4525
POWER
GENERATION PRINCIPLES & APPLICATIONS
5
Days
Location: SRTCC
or Customer's site
Contact: SRTCC
Staff
Overview:
Participants
review the basic concepts of electrical power generation to enhance their understanding of
the operations of generators in isolation, with other generators, and when on an infinite
bus. Overviews are given of the major components of a generator system including switchgear,
potential and current transformers.
Designed
For:
This course is
recommended for package operators, maintenance technicians and supervisors.
Prerequisites:
Successful
completion of generator set Operation and Routine Maintenance course or equivalent
experience.
Objectives:
Upon
completion of this course, the student should be able to:
Identify
and state the function of each of the primary devices in the generator system.
-
Describe
the principles of operation of the:
-
Rotating
field and brushless exciter
-
Automatic
voltage regulator
-
Automatic
and manual synchronizer circuits
-
Droop
and isochronous governors
Describe
the requirements to safely parallel generator sets safely and correctly.
PS4530
OPERATION
& ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
5
Days
Location: SRTCC
or Customer's site
Contact: SRTCC
Staff
Overview:
Through
lectures and classroom discussions the participants are provided with learning experiences
that will enable them to fully understand the operational and routine maintenance needs of
the subsystem components. Subsystem interface
and sequencing is also stressed to enable the student to analyze cause-and-effect
relationships for fault analysis.
Designed
For:
This course is
recommended for Operators, Maintenance and Instrument Technicians
Prerequisites:
None
Objectives:
Upon
completion of this course, the student should be able to:
To
enable students to understand the function and operations of each subsystem as well as its
individual components, and to gain a working knowledge of package operation and routine
maintenance procedures.
PS6367
BASIC MACHINERY
ALIGNMENT
4
Days
Location: SRTCC
or Customer's site
Contact: SRTCC
Staff
Overview:
The
Basic Machinery Alignment Course covers basic alignment theory and application to rotating
machinery in the petroleum and petrochemical industry.
The student is trained using Rotalign laser alignment technology to perform alignment
of horizontal and vertical rotating machinery.
Designed
For:
This
course is recommended for personnel who are involved with
the installation and maintenance of rotating equipment and pump alignment.
Prerequisites:
None
Objectives:
Upon
completion of this course, the student should be able to:
- Do
a shaft alignment to designed specifications.
- Discuss
the reasons for choice of tools.
- Install Indicators and Take readings
- Discuss
alignment tolerances (given preferred value).
- Demonstrate
proper use of alignment tools.
- Discuss
alignment tolerances (given preferred value).
- Demonstrate
proper use of alignment tools.
Outline:
Day
1:
Laser Alignment Training
Day
2: Laser
Alignment Training
-
Machinery
and Couplings design impact on alignment
-
Thermal
offset calculations
-
Laser
Alignment Tool setup
-
Machinery
movements
-
Laser
Alignment Hands On With Simulator
Day
3:
Alignment Workshop
-
Alignment
of test fixture using Rotalign laser tools.
-
Hands
On Using Rotalign Tools and Simulator
-
Questions,
answers, and case studies
Day
4:
Alignment Workshop
- Alignment
of test fixture using Rotalign laser tools.
- Hands On
Using Rotalign Tools and Simulator
- Questions,
answers, and case studies
02/23/2010
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