ARMS Reliability is now a part of Bently Nevada. This is a Bently Nevada run course.
Learning Objectives
- Manage alarms and generate diagnostic reports with actionable information
- Configure and manage alarm setpoints with statistical tools
- Verify transient and steady-state data using various types of plots, analyze, and visualize data to report on machine health and determine appropriate actions
- Maintain healthy S1 databases to ensure operational efficiency
Program
- Introduction to S1 & S1 reports
- Navigating the workplace
- Creating preferences
- Using notes, plot sets, case histories
- Creating and using machine audit files
- Display and manipulate trends, spectra, orbit, and time base plots
- Manipulating/Creating measurement setpoints
- Condition monitoring alarms, alarm management
- Database health and management
- Steady-state and transient data verification
- How to define and capture transient events during machine shutdown
- Manual trended variables and setpoints
- 3500 data collection
Course Information
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Audience
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System 1 platform users / ADRE 408 users, Reliability engineers / Condition monitoring engineers or involved in preventive maintenance
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Delivery Options
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Face-to-face in classroom
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Duration
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21 hours