T-210 - Rotating Equipment Failure Investigation Techniques
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Designed for
Manufacturing and production engineers, maintenance and corrosion engineers, supervisors and inspectors who for a substantial part of their job are dealing with equipment maintenance.
Suitable candidates will typically have a minimum of 5 years experience in equipment maintenance.
Objectives
This course will provide participants with theoretical and practical skills necessary to:
- Recognise key features of failed components
- Make judgments about the cause of failure
- Identify the correct remedial steps required to prevent such failures occurring again.
Subjects
To provide participants with a good understanding of engineering failures mainly on rotating equipment and machinery parts, and how to diagnose of these failures.
Competences addressed
- Mechanical engineering
- Failure analysis
Notes
The course takes the form of a workshop utilizing keynote lectures and films supplemented by a large number of failed samples. It is preferred to run the course as an export course. Any major refinery or petrochemical complex is convenient.
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