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Application of Vibration and Oil Analysis for Condition Monitoring and Condition Based Maintenance Course Code: SC 17-056 25 Nov 2017 (Saturday), 9:30 A.M Application of Vibration and Oil Analysis for Condition Monitoring and Condition Based Maintenance Course Code: SC 17-056 25 Nov 2017 (Saturday), 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Introduction Condition Monitor and Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) have been Programme Structure applied in MTR for over 28 years on major systems including large The course includes five main parts: tunnel ventilation fans and large rotatory machines in stations. Rolling Stock equipment is also equipped with condition monitoring systems to 1. Initial setup of Condition Based measure bearing temperature changes and iron content of grease. Maintenance and Monitor 2. Site visit to Rolling Stock Condition Programme Objectives Monitor Centre in Fo Tan Railway 1. To introduce Condition Based Maintenance strategies House 2. To introduce general monitoring techniques such as vibration, oil analysis etc. 3. Site visit to Kowloon Bay Station 3. To share experience on machinery fault diagnostics Maintenance Condition Based 4. To illustrate practical skill for monitor and maintenance scheduling Maintenance Centre 5. To set alarm setting and severity 4. Methods of Machinery Condition 6. To demonstrate on the operation of Condition Based Maintenance Monitor and Fault diagnosis Learning Outcomes 5. Alarm level setting and Upon completion of this course, participants are able to: recommendation follow up actions 1. Understand the methodology of basic vibration and oil analysis 2. Apply Condition Monitor and Condition Based Maintenance 3. Understand how to build up the alert setting and alarm setting 4. Carry out general vibration measurement 5. Read the vibration analysis report and oil analysis report Who Should Attend This course is suitable for Maintenance Engineers, Engineers, Planners, Maintenance Supervisors, Technician, Tradesmen, Engineering Technical Support Staff, and Estate Management personnel. Language Cantonese supplemented with English. Venue Classroom lectures: Classroom Lecture : 1) MTR Academy - Hung Hom Centre, Kowloon and 1) Hung Hom Centre : 9:30am-10:30am 2) MTR Kowloon Bay Depot, Kowloon Bay. 2) Kowloon Bay Depot : 2:00pm-5:00pm Site Visits : 1) MTR Fo Tan Railway House Rolling Stock Condition Monitor Centre (FTRH–RSCMC) and 2) MTR Kowloon Bay Depot Site visit arrangements: Condition Based Maintenance Centre (KBD-CBMC). 1) FTRH-RSCMC : 11:30am–12:00pm 2) KBD-CBMC : 1:30pm–2:00pm Note : Participants are required to arrange their own transportation to travel from Hung Hom Station to Fo Tan Station and then to Kowloon Bay Station. Mode of Learning Classroom lecture and site visits Speaker YK Chan is working as Maintenance Support Engineer in MTR Corporation Ltd. (MTRCL). He has 37 years railway working experience in system control, plant maintenance and twenty-years in Condition Monitor System design, system setup and field diagnosis. He is an expert in machinery vibration analysis, field balance, alignment, oil analysis, airborne ultrasound and infrared thermography applications. YK Chan Bachelor of Industrial Education Certificate of Attendance Each participant will receive a certificate of attendance showing 6 hours upon successful completion of this programme. Programme Early Bird Corporate & Group Discount Fee Fee $2,000 $1,800 15% off for (Paid – members of supporting professional bodies * registration – full time staff of MTRCL and its subsidiary companies (Ngong Ping 360, on or before Octopus and TraxComm) 11 Nov 2017) 25% off for – all participants in a group of 3 or above from the same company (enrollment is for the same course code) * Supporting professional bodies are: Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), Society of Operations Engineers (SOE), China Hong Kong Railway Institution (CHKRI), Hong Kong Quality Management Association (HKQMA), Six Sigma Institute (SSI), Hong Kong Institute of Environmentalists, Literati Academy of Greater China ( Lagreach) and The Hong Kong Institution of Engineering Surveyors (HKIES). Application Methods Online Applicants can enrol and pay online https://www.mtracademy.com In Person Applicants can obtain and submit their application forms at MTR Academy - Hung Hom Centre Address: MTR Hung Hom Building, 1/F., 8 Cheong Wan Road, Hung Hom, Kowloon Opening hours: Mon, Wed and Thu: 1:30pm – 2:30pm; 3:30pm – 7:30pm; Saturday: 9:30am – 12:30pm Closed on Sunday and Public Holiday For Group Enrollment Please call 2520 3453 or email: [email protected]. Please email or fax us the completed enrollment forms. Payment methods By credit card or cheque Closing Date for Registration Please note that due to limitations of venue capacity and relevant logistics, all registrations must be made at least 2 working days prior to the delivery date of individual modules. No walk-in registration will be entertained. MTR Academy Hung Hom Centre MTR Hung Hom Building, 1/F., 8 Cheong Wan Road, Hung Hom, Kowloon Tel: 2520 3535 Fax: 2520 3458 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.mtracademy.com .
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