Training Course: Vibration for Non-Vibration Engineers

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2 Why do you need this course? Vibration for Non-Vibration Engineers 1. You may need this course if you cannot understand the terminology in your vibration engineer report: a. Machine s cascade plot reveals forward oil whirl problem, b. Machine structure need to be modified in order to avoid resonance problem, c. Machine s Bode plot reveals not enough damping for separation margin as per API standard, d. The Bode plot reveals close critical speed to running speed which jeopardizes machine operation, e. Machine acceptance test shows 3 mils peak-to-peak shaft vibration and 0.15 in/sec RMS casing vibration, which are within API standard, f. Frequency domain shows high vane pass frequency due to impeller problem, g. Time domain of outboard antifriction bearing reveals high pulses. Therefore, the machine needs to be scheduled for next inspection. 2. To know about predictive maintenance program of rotating equipment and its benefits. 3. To know about vibration application in design, commissioning and operation stages of rotating equipment. Who should attend this course? The course is designed for those who are interested to understand vibration engineer language in troubleshooting and analysis of machinery during design, commissioning and operation stages. The course has been designed for: Project managers Engineering Managers Plant managers Maintenance superintendents Operation superintendents Project engineers Sales engineers Maintenance engineers Process engineers Civil engineers Electrical engineers Chemical engineers Stationery engineers Piping engineers Rotating Equipment Engineers in EPC companies Application engineers Packages engineers Machine shop formen and machinists Engineer or technician who intend to start working in vibration without former background in vibration. Technologist, undergraduate or graduate student in Mechanical Engineering who wants to know about vibration in applied industry. 2

3 What is the requirement? The course requires high school knowledge of math and physics. What does course cover? Types of Vibration Vibration Measurements and Units Types of Vibration Transducers Predictive Maintenance Program and its Instruments Main Elements in Vibration Engineer Report Introduction to Rotor Dynamics Auditing Typical Vibration Problems during design, commissioning and operation stages Balancing Main International Standards for Vibration limits Who is the instructor? Course instructor is Mr. Abdullah S. Balhaddad. Mr. Abdullah Balhaddad: has international experience in vibration analysis and troubleshooting. published several technical papers and made several technical presentations in several countries. is holding Vibration Specialist certificate (Cat III) by Vibration Institute ( in USA. According to Canadian Machinery Vibration Association ( there are only 36 vibration analysts in Canada who are holding this certificate. is registered professional engineer in Alberta province with APEGGA ( He also is holding M. Sc. from Mechanical Engineering Department of University of Pittsburgh in Vibration and Control. How long does it take? The course is two full days (8:00 am 4:30 pm) course. How much does it cost? The cost is C$840 for each attendant. Additional attendees from the same company will have 15% discount. 3

4 What is registration deadline? The deadline for registration is April 1, What is the refund policy? The payment can be refunded in full amount if cancellation request sent by April 1, After this date, there will be no refund. When and where will be held? Date: 8:00 am of April 18, 2005 Location: Sandman Hotel, Calgary, Alberta Alternatively, this course can be held at a client s site if ten attendees can be guaranteed. Do you have more questions? Please feel free to circulate this information within your organization. If you have any question about this course, please do not hesitate to contact us: Olesya Bulatova P. O. Box # Market Mall RPO Canada admin@abvibrationconsultant.com 4

5 Registration Form Course Date: April 18 19, 2005 P. O. # Position: Company: Address: City: State/Zip: Phone: Fax: Additional Attendees: Payment Method: Check Visa M/C Amex Card # Exp.: Name on Card: 5