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Courses on the implementation and advanced capabilities
of AMS™ Suite: Machinery Health™ Manager and its component
programs ensure you are getting the maximum benefit in the
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Courses on
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Introduction to AMS Machinery Manager
Class # ATC-2068; Taught on customer site class #ATC-2068CS
This course is for the new user who wants to learn how to
incorporate AMS Machinery Manager software into their maintenance
process. Students learn various methods of database creation,
including the RBMwizard program. A basic understanding of
vibration analysis and functionality of the 2120 RBMconsultant
or 2130 Machinery Analyzer will be advantageous. Students
learn vital features of route creation such as collecting
reference data, analyzer/computer communication, and the
basic concepts of Analysis Parameter Sets, Alarm Limit Sets,
and Fault Frequency Sets. Students will use a machinery
analyzer to load routes and collect data on lab machinery
for some basic vibration analysis using Export and Diagnostic
Plotting software. Successful course completion will allow
the student to develop a database used to collect meaningful
data from the start.
Prerequisites: Computer experience with the Windows operating
system and Basic Vibration is recommended.
Topics:
- Equipment configuration using RBMwizard software
- Machine duplication
- Route creation
- Basic diagnostic plot options
- Introduction to reporting techniques using RBMview
software
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Intermediate AMS Machinery Manager
Class # ATC-2074
This course is designed for
students who have a basic
understanding of AMS Machinery
Manager. Students expand their
knowledge of machinery analysis
techniques, focusing on analysis
and reporting using PlotData,
Diagnostic Analysis, Export,
PeakVue and the full version of
RBMview.Prerequisites: Introduction to AMS Machinery Manager course.
Topics covered include:
- PlotData
- Diagnostic analysis
- Exporting
- PeakVue technology
- RBMview
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Advanced AMS Machinery Manager
Class # ATC-2070; Taught on customer site class #ATC-2070CS
This 5-day course is the second in our series of AMS Machinery
Manager software courses. It includes a comprehensive look
at RBMview software, Status-at-a-Glance, use of the Nspectr
program, and functions and use of the Autostat program.
Hands-on practice includes the creation of a class database
with example machines and collection of vibration data to
be used for problem analysis and reporting in the RBMview
software program. Participants will learn to use the analysis
and reporting functions of AMS Machinery Manager. Hands-on
practice includes the creation of a class database with
example machines and vibration data collection on equipment
in the lab. This data will be used in problem analysis and
reporting using the RBMview program. Hands-on lab exercise
incorporates the analysis and reporting functions of the
AMS Machinery Manager software.Prerequisites: Introduction
to AMS Machinery Manager, Intermediate Vibration, or 1-year
vibration analysis experience, and computer experience with
the Windows operating systems is recommended.
Topics:
- Advanced analysis features in Diagnostic Plots
- Problem reporting in RBMview
- Status at a Glance operation and reporting
- Nspectr reporting techniques and modification/addition
of setup information
- Autostat setup and operation
- Previewer Program
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Taking the Mystery Out of PeakVue Technology
Class # ATC-2035
This course is taught by expert vibration consultants who provide training on the advanced
functionality of Emerson’s patented PeakVue technology.
Learn how the autocorrelation coefficient function works and become familiar with the properties of microscopic vibration stress waves.
This course uses case studies from real-life examples of common faults and live demonstrations, illustrating specific mounting procedures to reliably detect certain faults. The difference between PeakVue techniques and demodulation will also be demonstrated.Prerequisites: Students should be familiar with vibration data collection and analysis techniques
and have used AMS Machinery Manager.
Topics covered include:
- Proper PeakVue set-ups for all speeds (as low as 1 rpm)
- Sensor selection and sensor mounting
- Setting alarm levels
- Choosing trend parameters
- Analyzing PeakVue spectra and waveforms
- Using and understanding the autocorrelation coefficient function
- Uses of the circular waveform plot
Basic MotorView
Class # ATC - 2037
The MotorView course uses labs and case histories to demonstrate
the functionality of the MotorView program in determining
rotor bar defects using current and flux data with a focus
on the theoretical concepts of motor diagnostics. This is
a 2-day training class.
Electric Motor Diagnostics and Basic
MotorView
Class # ATC – 2081
These two individual courses can be combined for discount pricing.
OilView for AMS Machinery Manager
Class # ATC-2083
This course is designed for individuals using the OilView
instruments to collect on-site oil analysis data. The course
is designed for new as well as experienced OilView users who wish to take advantage of the more advance
features of the AMS Machinery Manager software. This course
teaches the student database creation and modification,
creation and modification of Analysis Parameter and Alarm
Limit Sets, how to setup and configure the OilView software
module, calibration and use of the all OilView instruments,
including the 5200 Trivector Analyzer, for analyzing oil
samples on-site, data interpretation, and basic reporting.
The course will also provide basic instruction on the use
of the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) and
Wear Debris Analysis (WDA) software modules. Topics that
will be covered include:
- Introduction to Oil Analysis
- On-Site Analysis
- Reference Oil database Management
- Database Construction and Modification
- Analysis Parameter Sets
- Alarm Limit Sets
- Best Practices for On-Site Analysis using OilView
- Importing Laboratory data
- Basic Wear Debris Analysis
- Data Analysis and Reporting
- The instructor will demonstrate the proper use of
the OilView instruments, to include the OilView 5100
Analyzer, 5200 Trivector Analyzer, 5xDV, and the use
of a microscope for basic Wear Debris Analysis. Instruction
on the use of the 51FW and 51PC will be provided as
supplementary sections. Instrument topics will include
calibration, verification, and testing techniques.
Infranalysis Software for AMS
Machinery Manager
Taught on customer site class # ATC-2018CS
This 2.5-day course is intended for personnel who are both
computer-literate and experienced in the application and
diagnosis of thermographic images. This course and related
pricing is for a training class at a customer site for up
to 10 attendees.Overview: This course is intended for
personnel who are both computer-literate and experienced
in the application and diagnosis of thermographic images.
This course provides complete training on the use of IRview
as part of the AMS: Machinery Health Manager software.
Prerequisites: IR Thermography Level 1 or Level 2 is
recommended.
Topics include:
- System configuration
- In-depth discussion of each of the following programs:
- IRFRAME - establishing acceptance criteria
- IRBASE - database creation
- IRROUTE - create/delete routes
- IRCOMM - Communications configuration
- INFRAPORT - loading/dumping
- IRVIEW - displays images
- IREVENT - manual data input
- IRXPORT - exception reports
Introduction to Windows-Based ODS/Modal
ATC-2039
This 4-day course is designed to teach Operating Deflection
Shape (ODS). The course will use the CSI 2120 single- and
dual-channel analyzers to teach the practical concepts of
ODS/modal measurement techniques and display options.
Prerequisites: Knowledge of dual channel analyzers and at
least one year of full time vibration analysis experience
is recommended. The course is introductory and will not
cover theory or mathematical background.
Topics include:
- Building of the wireframe model
- Measurement considerations
- Collecting ODS data with and without a tach reference
- Utilizing an impact hammer with the 2120 Advanced
Two Channel DLP
- Interpretation of results
Corporate Training Package I – Vibration
Level I
Class # ACTP-2001; Taught on customer site class #ACTP-2001CS
This package consists of those courses needed to become
a Level I Vibration Analyst. See individual course descriptions
for more details.
- Fundamentals of Vibration & CSI 2120
- Introduction to AMS Machinery Manager
- Basic Vibration Analysis
- Intermediate Vibration Analysis
- Level I Certification
Corporate Training Package II –
Vibration Level II
Class # ACTP-2002; Taught on customer site class #ACTP-2002CS
This package consists of those courses needed to become
a Level II Vibration Analyst. See individual course descriptions
for more details.
- Advanced AMS Machinery Manager
- Advanced Vibration Analysis
- Advanced CSI 2120 with PeakVue
- Introduction to Windows Based ODS/Modal
- Root Cause Failure Analysis
- Level II Certification
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