Basic Vibration Analysis Condition Monitoring

Basic Vibration Analysis
& Condition Monitoring

(Gas Turbines)
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Roxby Training Solutions Ltd, Unit 4 John Clarke Centre, Dockside Road,
Middlesbrough TS6 6UZ
Telephone: 01642 438700
Fax: 01642 466879
[email protected] or [email protected]
COURSE CONTENT
Aim
To appreciate how theoretical and applied principles are met in relation to the
parameters of both Gas Turbine Engine performance monitoring and condition
monitoring and how this theory can be applied through practical problem
solving to overcome common problems encountered with this type of
equipment.
To investigate Gas Turbine Engine performance monitoring.
To investigate Gas Turbine Engine condition monitoring.
To undertake fault finding and problem solving of major Gas Turbine Engine
trend monitoring systems.
To apply knowledge to undertake monitoring, inspection and maintenance

tasks.
To analyse Gas Turbine Engine reliability programs.
Pre-requisites
Successful completion of a GTE 5 day program or extensive post-qualification

first-hand experience within gas turbine engines and the maintenance or
operating environment.
Course Duration
This course is of 5 days in duration.
Optimum Number
Maximum of 6 recipients is recommended.
Training Aids
Portable visual aids, program notes, electronic images, problem solving

exercises and all assessment material supplied. Ideally, access to a live
industrial gas turbine engine or a training derivative would be desirable.
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Assessment
Assessment is conducted using a number of different methods. All methods

are designed to be non-threatening and accurately measure understanding
which in turn assists with knowledge retention. These methods are commonly
used:
1. As an integrative and non obtrusive part of the learning process.

2. In periodical assessment trigger points.
3. As systematic reinforcement following topic conclusion.
4. As a summative review of understanding and to consolidate value added
knowledge.
A full report detailing an analytical performance profile is produced for each

candidate.
Course Objectives
In terms of gas turbine engine management - at the conclusion of this 5 day

program, candidates should be able to:
Explain the mechanical and electrical principles of a basic Gas Turbine

Engine performance monitoring systems with particular regard to:
Mass airflow; temperature & power output; types of thermocouple &
positioning; exhaust gas temperature (EGT) & jet pipe temperature
(JPT); thrust & rotational speed; engine pressure ratio (EPR) &
integrated engine pressure ratio (IEPR); data analysis and performance
trend monitoring.
Explain the mechanical and electrical principles of a basic Gas Turbine
Engine condition monitoring systems with particular regard to:
Vibration analysis; lubrication systems; temperature health monitoring
outputs; audio logical detection & analysis; data analysis and
performance trend monitoring.
Understand and fully describe typical integrated engine trend
monitoring and control systems, their function and health & safety
implications.
Conduct problem solving simulations and perform monitoring,
inspection and maintenance tasks.
Explain engine performance and monitoring characteristics and
demonstrate informed comparisons between particular systems.
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COURSE SYLLABUS
SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4

GTECM GTECM GTECM GTECM
Introduction to the Introduction to the Introduction to Introduction to Gas
GTE GTE Gas Turbine Turbine Engine
Engine Performance, Condition
Format and Layout of Format and Layout of Performance, & Trend Monitoring
a Typical Engine a Typical Engine Condition & Trend
Monitoring

Properties of Air & the Principles of Performance Performance Monitoring -
Atmosphere Temperature, Monitoring -
Pressure & Velocity Exhaust Gas
Mass Airflow, Temperature/Jet Pipe
Temperature & Temperature &
Power Thermocouples

Performance Performance Practical Problem Practical Problem
Monitoring - Monitoring - Solving Solving
Thrust & Rotational
Speed Data Analysis
Engine Pressure
Ratios Performance Trend
Monitoring

Condition Monitoring - Condition Monitoring Condition Condition Monitoring -
- Monitoring -
Vibration Analysis Temperature Health
Vibration Analysis Lubrication Monitoring Systems
Systems Audiological Detection &
Analysis Systems
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Condition Monitoring - Practical Problem Practical Problem Program conclusion and
Data Analysis and Solving Solving review
Trend Monitoring
Dates available on request
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& Condition Monitoring

To investigate Gas Turbine Engine performance monitoring.

To investigate Gas Turbine Engine condition monitoring.

To apply knowledge to undertake monitoring, inspection and maintenance

To analyse Gas Turbine Engine reliability programs.

Successful completion of a GTE 5 day program or extensive post-qualification

This course is of 5 days in duration.

Maximum of 6 recipients is recommended.

Portable visual aids, program notes, electronic images, problem solving

Assessment is conducted using a number of different methods. All methods

1. As an integrative and non obtrusive part of the learning process.

A full report detailing an analytical performance profile is produced for each

In terms of gas turbine engine management - at the conclusion of this 5 day

Explain the mechanical and electrical principles of a basic Gas Turbine

SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4

SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4

SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4

SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4

Dates available on request

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