Category Archives: Vibration Analysis

JPS Reliability Ltd Book of Gold – Case study 6.4

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Here James Sylvester from JPS Reliability Ltd. Ltd covers one of the many case studies in their new publication “JPS Reliability Ltd -Book of Gold – Practical Condition monitoring Case Studies.”

If you are in the UK you can pre order the Book of Gold from Reliability Maintenance Solutions Ltd https://rms-reliability.com/product/book-of-gold/

If you attend the Reliability Maintenance Solutions Ltd Training Institution Public Vibration Cat 2 course, you will also get a copy of the book of gold as part of your package https://rms-reliability.com/product/cat-ii-vibration-analysis/

If you are attending Maintec in June go and see Andrew Cook to see the #bookofgold on the Connection Technology Center stand D28.

Keep an eye out for more videos to come soon.

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PeakVue – Early Detection case study.

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Here is another case study, this week is PeakVue – Early Detection case study.

Here is a case study showing how #PeakVue detected Subsurface Hertzian cracks detected on a 110KW Motor on a Variable Speed Drive for a plant critical pump.

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And if you want a great read you can now purchase our book though us.

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Enhancing system reliability through vibration technology

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For a new way to purchase my book (#Con Mon Tech bible) “Enhancing system reliability through vibration technology” please visit the following website.

Here is a link to the book flyer.

Here is a link to the new query form.

Also for any training support click here.

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Enhancing system reliability through vibration technology

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It has been a very different place for us all over the last year, I hope you are all safe both medically and mentally in this challenging times.

As most will know I published my +19 years of Vibration notes in January 2020, it is a ‘specialist’ book so I knew it would not go far but here are locations I have dispatched to:

1. United Kingdom

2. Ireland

3. United States of America

4. Canada

5. Mexico

6. Peru

7. Australia

8. New Zealand

9. Tasmania

10.  India

11.  Morocco

12.  Finland

13.  Panama

14.  Germany

15.  France

16.  Spain

17.  Austria

18.  Italy

19.  The Netherlands

If you want to purchase a copy, there are three sources.

Direct from the publisher/printers:

1)     The Seasoned Analyst Publications

Northern Hemisphere also from:

2)    Reliability Maintenance Solutions

Southern Hemisphere also from:

3)     Plant Reliability Engineering Ltd

PDF for Enhancing System Reliability BookDownload

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Bonus Case Study 6 – Dynamic Vibration Absorber

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Hello Everyone,

Due to positive feedback from our previous 5 case studies series this is our bonus case study brought to you with the Reliability Training Institute. If you have missed any of the previous case studies, they can be found on my LinkedIn profile, Seasoned Analyst blog and on the RMS Website.

Please like, follow, and share for more content.

This case study is a lot longer at over 34 minutes. Here we cover a 2-year project period from initial root cause diagnosis to designing, trialling, and implementing an innovative cost-effective solution.

These case studies are to support my book (The Con Mon Bible) ‘Enhanced System Reliability Through Vibration Technology’ and my new role as an RMS Trainer with the RMS Reliability Training Institute.

Many thanks to Dr Jezdimir Knezevic from MIRCE Science for his enlightening discussion (and MIRCE Science) and to Dean and Stuart at RMS for all their support.

This case study and more can also be viewed on the RMS Blog.

Case Study #5 – 23RPM Defect on a 4 Point Contact Bearing

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Hello Everyone,

This was to be the final of the five case studies brought to you with the Reliability Training Institute. But, following on from feedback we will have one more case study next week, this will be an extra long project case study!

In this case study we demonstrate vibration analysis of a slow rotational 4 Point Contact Bearing, with a 23RPM Defect. This is to remind us that correct database set up, and Time Waveform Analysis is so important in slow rotational bearings.

These case studies are to support my book ‘Enhanced System Reliability Through Vibration Technology’ and my new role as an RMS Trainer with the RMS Reliability Training Institute.

Many thanks to Dr Jezdimir Knezevic from MIRCE Science for his enlightening discussion (and MIRCE Science) and to Dean and Stuart at RMS for all their support.

This case study and more can also be viewed on the RMS Blog.

Look out for the extra-long bonus case study project coming next Monday

Case Study #4 – Vibrating Screen Gearbox Bearing Defect

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Hello Everyone,

Here is the fourth of the five case studies brought to you with the Reliability Training Institute.

In this case study we show that by measuring the correct vibration parameters you can resolve defects in harsh applications, even an inner raceway defect on a vibrating screen. Hopefully, you are finding them of use and helpful.

These case studies are to support my book ‘Enhanced System Reliability Through Vibration Technology’ and my new role as an RMS Trainer with the RMS Reliability Training Institute.

Many thanks to Dr Jezdimir Knezevic from MIRCE Science for his enlightening discussion (and MIRCE Science) and to Dean and Stuart at RMS for all their support.

This case study and more can also be viewed on the RMS Blog.

Case Study #3 – Hidden Defect found in a VFD with Vibration Analysis

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Hello Everyone,

Here is the third of the five case studies brought to you with the Reliability Training Institute. In this case study we show how vibration analysis detected a hidden failure in a variable frequency drive. Hopefully, you are finding them of use and helpful.

These case studies are to support my book ‘Enhanced System Reliability Through Vibration Technology’ and my role as an RMS Trainer with the RMS Reliability Training Institute.

Many thanks to Dr Jezdimir Knezevic from MIRCE Science for his enlightening discussion (and MIRCE Science) and to Dean and Stuart at RMS for all their support.

This case study and more can be viewed on the RMS Blog.

Case Study #2: Standby Fan Motor Defect

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Hello Everyone,

Here is the second of the five case studies brought to you with the Reliability Training Institute.

These case studies are to support my book ‘Enhanced System Reliability Through Vibration Technology’ and my new role as an RMS Trainer with the RMS Reliability Training Institute.

Many thanks to Dr Jezdimir Knezevic from MIRCE Science for his enlightening discussion (and MIRCE Science) and to Dean and Stuart at RMS for all their support.

This case study and more can be viewed on the RMS Blog.

Case Study #1 Electrical Vibration Problem

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Hello Everyone,

As promised and to follow up on my previous post on bearing failures here is the first of five technical detailed case studies presentation. This is my first voice over presentation so please excuse the English Farmer accent mixed in with some Australian twang.

These case studies are to support my book ‘Enhanced System Reliability Through Vibration Technology’ and my new role as an RMS Trainer with the RMS Reliability Training Institute.

Many thanks to Dr Jezdimir Knezevic from MIRCE Science for his enlightening discussion (and MIRCE Science) and to Austin Dunne from Infrared Training Limited for his guidance and to Dean and Stuart at RMS for all their support.

The case study can also be viewed on the RMS website.