Course
| code | IM546E |
| credit_hours | 3 |
| title | Machinery Condition Monitoring |
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| prequisites | 126 Credit Hours |
| credit hours | 3 |
| Description/Outcomes | Maintenance types, Maintenance Philosophy, The role of vibration in MCM, Damage in Machines, Vibrational techniques, Vibration analysis, Unbalance detection, Bent shaft, Misalignment, Mechanical looseness, Bearing faults, Gear faults, Pump cavitations, Electrical motor faults. |
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| objectives | To introduce Engineering students to methods used to monitor machine behaviour through measurements taken while machine in operation e.g. vibration, noise, oil analysis, temperature (Thermography) analysis, and motor current analysis. |
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| ref. books | J. S. Mitchell, "Machine condition monitoring using vibration analysis", McGraw Hill |
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Course Content
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Types of Maintenance.
Maintenance Philosophy.
The role of vibration in MCM.
Damage in Machines.
Vibrational techniques.
Vaibrational analysis.
7th Week Exam, & Unbalance detection
Bent shaft.
Misalignment.
Mechanical looseness.
Bearing faults.
12th Week Exam and Gear faults.
Pump capitation.
Electrical motor faults.
Final Exam.
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