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Description
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The 3-day 3300 Monitoring System
We also provide an overview of the various
on-line monitoring system that are used in many plants to monitor critical
machinery. This helps engineers, operators & technicians bridge understand
the information available from these systems and provides the knowledge to
help better operate machinery:
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Objectives
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Introduce the 3300 Monitoring System
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Review 3300 Modules & The Information
Provided
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Explain Typical 3300 Usage & Benefits
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Explain Configuration for Typical 3300
Modules
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Explain Implications of Parameters
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Review & Practice Monitor Calibration
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Communications to External Devices
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Troubleshooting Techniques
Course Materials
A manual containing slide presentations,
discussion materials, workshop exercises and additional reference
information is provided in hardcopy and CD-ROM.
Instructors
Mr. Stanley R.
Bognatz, P.E.
Mr. Timothy S.
Irwin, P.E..
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Who Should Attend?
Engineers, vibration analysts and I&C technicians who
are involved with the installation, operation and maintenance of the 3500
Monitoring System.
Prerequisites
None.
Continuing Education
This course provides 24 Professional
Development Hours (PDH) for engineering licensure requirements.
Course Fees
Hotel & On-site Seminars: $tbd per
person; $tbd for each additional person from the same company.
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M&B specializes in
providing technical training related to condition monitoring, vibration
analysis, predictive maintenance, shaft alignment, and rotor balancing, all
customized to our customer’s specific needs. We provide seminars both
on-site at your location, and off-site at hotels or other locations for
centralized training.
If you have questions on any training course, or would like a
custom-designed course, please contact us. |
