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Rotating Equipment Integrity and Maintenance
Protecting your organization by strategically containing operational costs of your critical assets and reducing unplanned downtime
Event Date: 8-11 Nov 2010
Location: venue to be confirmed, Jakarta , Indonesia

Rotating Equipment is process equipment, such as pumps, motors, turbines and fans, the function of which is based on rotational motion. Such equipment, which makes up the largest contingent of hardware is particularly susceptible to component wear and consequently, constitutes perhaps the primary maintenance issue. As monitoring the condition of critical plant and machinery continues to be at the center of implementing effective maintenance strategies, prompt and informed decision-making is crucial to avoid costly down time and successfully manage risk. Effective lubrication and tribology techniques play a vital role in increasing profitability and durability of the machine A crucial part of rotating equipment maintenance and integrity is rotating equipment analysis. Rotating equipment analysis is another vibration monitoring tool used to assess the general mechanical health of rotating and reciprocating machinery. Waterfall plots and order tracking are commonly used to quantify operational characteristics and the critical speed of rotating machinery. Frequency response testing is used to determine the machine's structural characteristics.

Maintenance professionals need to be aware of all the ways that rotating equipment can fail. The failure mechanisms such as corrosion, erosion and wear, can take a long time to cause problems. Age related failures require maintenance professionals to look for evidence of them as the equipment is used and monitor changes in selected parameters. These parameters include thickness, weight, length, depth, colour, odour, etc. They reflect the changes that occur as a part is used or ‘ages’ Organisations today are continually striving to maintain their competitive advantage and increase profitability. The most forward thinking industries have realised the maintenance management of rotating equipment holds the key to smooth running production processes. By taking a holistic approach to equipment condition, predicting equipments failures with better accuracy and reducing maintenance spend through functional maintenance, you will be able to achieve reliability and optimise equipment performance

This interactive and practical training course has been structured very specifically, to equip you with the technical and operational skills necessary for optimising rotating equipment management. Your course trainer will provide specific procedures and strategies that will improve your current rotating equipment maintenance.

Key Topic:

- Calculating and measuring the actual cost of equipment failure in financial, risk, technical and operational terms

- Unearthing condition monitoring methods designed for rotating equipment, vibration analysis and Tribology

- Structuring a detailed maintenance strategy that takes onto account precision maintenance and critical equipment

- Dwelling into your equipment design and stressing on materials, shafts, bearings and lubrication

- Utilising Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA)to detect flaws in your equipment and machines

- Harnessing risk reduction strategies specifically for your machines to reduce maintenance cost

Benefits of Attending:

- Calculating and measuring the actual cost of equipment failure in financial, risk, technical and operational terms

- Unearthing condition monitoring methods designed for rotating equipment, vibration analysis and Tribology

- Structuring a detailed maintenance strategy that takes onto account precision maintenance and critical equipment

- Dwelling into your equipment design and stressing on materials, shafts, bearings and lubrication

- Utilising Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA)to detect flaws in your equipment and machines

- Harnessing risk reduction strategies specifically for your machines to reduce maintenance cost

Testimonials

"Thanks for your wonderful and valuable work."- Petronas Dagangan Berhad

"Areas covered that applied to my business were excellent. Motivation to analyse my facility maintenance. -Tnuva, Israel

"Thanks so much for your continued sharing of your wonderful work with the community around the world. Your book on Equipment Health and Wellness, plus you many other white papers, have become an invaluable source of knowledge." - Petroleum Refinery Ltd, Kenya

"The trainer history is very logical to the maintenance related facts that happen. I wish to apply your truth in our maintenance business effectively "- P.S. Energy Development Department, Bangkok Thailand





   
  Event Contact
Contact Name:
Lee Chew Wan
CP21 Suite 2101, Level 21 Central Plaza
34 Jalan Sultan Ismail
50250 Kuala Lumpur
Telephone:
+603.2723.6748
Fax:
+603.2723.6699
Email:
LeeC@marcusevanskl.com


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