ENTRY LEVEL OR LEVEL ONE - WHICH SEMINAR:
  • SHOULD I ATTEND THE ENTRY LEVEL OR LEVEL I SEMINAR?

    “Should I attend the Entry Level or Level I seminar?”, “Am I ready for Level I?” are common questions for those beginning a new career in vibration analysis.

    Analysis Level I assumes and builds on the student having a basic understanding of vibration measurement and analysis.

    The following questions are taken from the Entry Level training manual and designed to help one make the decision.
     

  • It is recommended that you start with the “Entry Level” seminar if you cannot fully answer 80% of the following questions with confidence:

    · What are, and, can I explain each of the 5 steps in most successful PdM programs

    · Can I explain each of the 3 basic characteristics measured in vibrations

    · Can I explain the effect that decreasing dynamic force has on amplitude response

    · Can I explain the period of vibration

    · Can I explain the difference between a Natural Frequency and a Resonance

    · Can I explain the difference between a Resonance and a Critical Speed

    · What units are used to express amplitude and why use one over the other

    · Do I understand what Phase is and when to use it

    · What is the most important Parameter Setup

    · Can I find and explain each of the basic menu selections in my analyzer

    · Can I explain Transducer Sensitivity and Frequency Range

    · What is a low frequency accelerometer? When do I use it? How do I tell my instrument which accelerometer is connected?

    · Can I explain why and when to turn off Sensor Power

    · Do I know when to use Auto Range and why

    · Does a Shear Mode Accelerometer have advantages over Compression Mode? If so, what are they?

    · Can I explain the common “Average Types”

    · What are Routes

    · Can I explain why Sidebands appear in a spectrum

    · Can I explain how Sidebands help the analyst

    · Can I explain how a Beat differs from classic Amplitude Modulation

    · Am I familiar with common terms such as Sub-synchronous, Fundamental, Harmonic…

    · Can I explain why most rolling element fault frequencies are Non-synchronous

    · Can I explain what indicates the severity of a gear problem

    · Can I explain why high amplitude at 2X Line frequency indicates an eccentric rotor in an AC induction motor

    · What is the difference between Route Mode and Analysis Mode

    · Can I explain how Dynamic Range affects the reading


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