BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Essential Craft Skills - Assembly and Installation X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260520T035258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44587544432150 DTSTART:20240827T120000Z DTEND:20240827T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Machinery Assembly and Installation … Although all craft tech nicians have a set of basic skills\, we have often found that they have fo rgotten\, never used\, or were not taught correct “precision” principl es and techniques. We have not always understood or applied correct reliab ility principles in the assembly\, installation\, repair\, and day-to-day care of facility assets. Maintenance has typically been viewed from a “r emove and replace” or “get it going” perspective and rarely includes \; long-term\, lowest cost\, highest manufacturing\, and reliability/profi tability perspectives. This seminar is a set of important reminders and re freshers with new information meant for immediate field use.\n\nWe introdu ce attendees to the various maintenance philosophies and where each is cor rect. Next is understanding how technicians can use overall and bearing-sp ecific vibration instrumentation to discover and prove machinery improveme nts. Attention is paid to coupling assemblies and their purpose\, rolling element bearing types and applications\, belt drives\, and precise alignme nt principles. Torque requirements and procedures\, common assembly errors and the difference between reliability and run ability are also discussed . A special section on measuring tools\, lubrication techniques and doing the job right the first time are introduced. Technicians use hands-on\, li ve and dynamic demonstrators with exercises to reinforce correct principle s and practice new techniques. Attendees will find the seminar informative \, loaded with practical tips\, and finish with a renewed sense of readine ss and a fresh approach to maintenance activities. This required foundatio n course assists technicians in developing correct assessment\, measuremen t\, troubleshooting and precise reliability improvement habits. This initi al module develops techniques and corrections for “facility common” er rors that may constitute as much as 70% of facility failures.\n\nThe semin ar is aimed at participants with a mechanical craft background\, but produ ction operators and engineers will find the seminar valuable and first-lin e supervision is encouraged to attend to demonstrate advocacy and understa nding for renewed essentials. The seminar is five days in duration. (Align ment techniques are demonstrated using the “Reverse Dial” alignment me thod to enhance session visual impact\; all principles can and should be a pplied to laser technology alignments.)\n\nSubjects … Included but not l imited to:\n\nIntroduction to Precision\n\nMaintenance PhilosophiesCost pe r HP per YearMachinery Failure PieChanging Craft ResponsibilityVibration a s a Tool\n\nTerm familiarityUnderstanding alarm & precise levelsDeterminin g what parts are failingFitting Housing and Shaft\n\nDetermine proper shaf t and bearing fit.Problems with Housings and ShaftsError PreventionPrecisi on Measurement ToolsAssembly Errors\n\nProper fitting of keysCoupling type s and common problemsSet screw techniques\, nicks and burrsCorrect torquin g & heating practicesPractical Lubrication\n\nGreasing Techniques and tool s to measureCorrect re-lube amounts & intervalsPrecision Belt Alignment\n\ nAligning Four FacesAxial positionAdjustable SheavesUnderstanding Sheave E ccentricityAchieving Correct TensionUnderstanding Precision Shaft Alignmen t\n\nPre-alignment ChecklistAlignment Tips\, Precautions & TolerancesPlott ing the relative shaft positionPractical removal of "soft foot".Knowing th e “best” move each time.Introduction to Thermal GrowthUnderstanding Be arings\n\nDon't destroy the evidenceBrinnelling\, Apex Zone\, Fretting\, S palling\, Fatigue\, L10 Life\, Radial Internal Clearance.Bearing Failure S ources and Failure StagesIntroduction to: Conrad\, Max Capacity\, SelfAlig ning\, Angular Contact\, Spherical\, Cylindrical\, Needle\, Pillow block a nd Journal Bearings\n\nSeals\, shields & using bearing heatersTracking of misalignment in bearingsUnbalance\n\nWhat is it? … Static/Couple/Dynamic Tolerances & retention depend on you!Common Machinery Errors\n\nMotors\, F ans\, Pumps\, Gearboxes and othersCourse Details\nContinuing Education Cre dits Included\nFormat: Public Course\nCategory: Ultrasound\nLanguage: Engl ish\n\nMember Rate:$1\,950\nNon-Member Rate: $2\,100\n\nClick Here for mor e information on the R&M Engineering Implementation Certificate Program. GEO:35.962412;-83.921205 LOCATION:Conference Center Building\, Factory Lab SUMMARY:Essential Craft Skills - Assembly and Installation URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/essential_craft_skills_-_assem bly_and_installation CATEGORIES:Training & Workshops END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260520T035258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44587544434199 DTSTART:20240828T120000Z DTEND:20240828T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Machinery Assembly and Installation … Although all craft tech nicians have a set of basic skills\, we have often found that they have fo rgotten\, never used\, or were not taught correct “precision” principl es and techniques. We have not always understood or applied correct reliab ility principles in the assembly\, installation\, repair\, and day-to-day care of facility assets. Maintenance has typically been viewed from a “r emove and replace” or “get it going” perspective and rarely includes \; long-term\, lowest cost\, highest manufacturing\, and reliability/profi tability perspectives. This seminar is a set of important reminders and re freshers with new information meant for immediate field use.\n\nWe introdu ce attendees to the various maintenance philosophies and where each is cor rect. Next is understanding how technicians can use overall and bearing-sp ecific vibration instrumentation to discover and prove machinery improveme nts. Attention is paid to coupling assemblies and their purpose\, rolling element bearing types and applications\, belt drives\, and precise alignme nt principles. Torque requirements and procedures\, common assembly errors and the difference between reliability and run ability are also discussed . A special section on measuring tools\, lubrication techniques and doing the job right the first time are introduced. Technicians use hands-on\, li ve and dynamic demonstrators with exercises to reinforce correct principle s and practice new techniques. Attendees will find the seminar informative \, loaded with practical tips\, and finish with a renewed sense of readine ss and a fresh approach to maintenance activities. This required foundatio n course assists technicians in developing correct assessment\, measuremen t\, troubleshooting and precise reliability improvement habits. This initi al module develops techniques and corrections for “facility common” er rors that may constitute as much as 70% of facility failures.\n\nThe semin ar is aimed at participants with a mechanical craft background\, but produ ction operators and engineers will find the seminar valuable and first-lin e supervision is encouraged to attend to demonstrate advocacy and understa nding for renewed essentials. The seminar is five days in duration. (Align ment techniques are demonstrated using the “Reverse Dial” alignment me thod to enhance session visual impact\; all principles can and should be a pplied to laser technology alignments.)\n\nSubjects … Included but not l imited to:\n\nIntroduction to Precision\n\nMaintenance PhilosophiesCost pe r HP per YearMachinery Failure PieChanging Craft ResponsibilityVibration a s a Tool\n\nTerm familiarityUnderstanding alarm & precise levelsDeterminin g what parts are failingFitting Housing and Shaft\n\nDetermine proper shaf t and bearing fit.Problems with Housings and ShaftsError PreventionPrecisi on Measurement ToolsAssembly Errors\n\nProper fitting of keysCoupling type s and common problemsSet screw techniques\, nicks and burrsCorrect torquin g & heating practicesPractical Lubrication\n\nGreasing Techniques and tool s to measureCorrect re-lube amounts & intervalsPrecision Belt Alignment\n\ nAligning Four FacesAxial positionAdjustable SheavesUnderstanding Sheave E ccentricityAchieving Correct TensionUnderstanding Precision Shaft Alignmen t\n\nPre-alignment ChecklistAlignment Tips\, Precautions & TolerancesPlott ing the relative shaft positionPractical removal of "soft foot".Knowing th e “best” move each time.Introduction to Thermal GrowthUnderstanding Be arings\n\nDon't destroy the evidenceBrinnelling\, Apex Zone\, Fretting\, S palling\, Fatigue\, L10 Life\, Radial Internal Clearance.Bearing Failure S ources and Failure StagesIntroduction to: Conrad\, Max Capacity\, SelfAlig ning\, Angular Contact\, Spherical\, Cylindrical\, Needle\, Pillow block a nd Journal Bearings\n\nSeals\, shields & using bearing heatersTracking of misalignment in bearingsUnbalance\n\nWhat is it? … Static/Couple/Dynamic Tolerances & retention depend on you!Common Machinery Errors\n\nMotors\, F ans\, Pumps\, Gearboxes and othersCourse Details\nContinuing Education Cre dits Included\nFormat: Public Course\nCategory: Ultrasound\nLanguage: Engl ish\n\nMember Rate:$1\,950\nNon-Member Rate: $2\,100\n\nClick Here for mor e information on the R&M Engineering Implementation Certificate Program. GEO:35.962412;-83.921205 LOCATION:Conference Center Building\, Factory Lab SUMMARY:Essential Craft Skills - Assembly and Installation URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/essential_craft_skills_-_assem bly_and_installation CATEGORIES:Training & Workshops END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260520T035258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44587544436248 DTSTART:20240829T120000Z DTEND:20240829T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Machinery Assembly and Installation … Although all craft tech nicians have a set of basic skills\, we have often found that they have fo rgotten\, never used\, or were not taught correct “precision” principl es and techniques. We have not always understood or applied correct reliab ility principles in the assembly\, installation\, repair\, and day-to-day care of facility assets. Maintenance has typically been viewed from a “r emove and replace” or “get it going” perspective and rarely includes \; long-term\, lowest cost\, highest manufacturing\, and reliability/profi tability perspectives. This seminar is a set of important reminders and re freshers with new information meant for immediate field use.\n\nWe introdu ce attendees to the various maintenance philosophies and where each is cor rect. Next is understanding how technicians can use overall and bearing-sp ecific vibration instrumentation to discover and prove machinery improveme nts. Attention is paid to coupling assemblies and their purpose\, rolling element bearing types and applications\, belt drives\, and precise alignme nt principles. Torque requirements and procedures\, common assembly errors and the difference between reliability and run ability are also discussed . A special section on measuring tools\, lubrication techniques and doing the job right the first time are introduced. Technicians use hands-on\, li ve and dynamic demonstrators with exercises to reinforce correct principle s and practice new techniques. Attendees will find the seminar informative \, loaded with practical tips\, and finish with a renewed sense of readine ss and a fresh approach to maintenance activities. This required foundatio n course assists technicians in developing correct assessment\, measuremen t\, troubleshooting and precise reliability improvement habits. This initi al module develops techniques and corrections for “facility common” er rors that may constitute as much as 70% of facility failures.\n\nThe semin ar is aimed at participants with a mechanical craft background\, but produ ction operators and engineers will find the seminar valuable and first-lin e supervision is encouraged to attend to demonstrate advocacy and understa nding for renewed essentials. The seminar is five days in duration. (Align ment techniques are demonstrated using the “Reverse Dial” alignment me thod to enhance session visual impact\; all principles can and should be a pplied to laser technology alignments.)\n\nSubjects … Included but not l imited to:\n\nIntroduction to Precision\n\nMaintenance PhilosophiesCost pe r HP per YearMachinery Failure PieChanging Craft ResponsibilityVibration a s a Tool\n\nTerm familiarityUnderstanding alarm & precise levelsDeterminin g what parts are failingFitting Housing and Shaft\n\nDetermine proper shaf t and bearing fit.Problems with Housings and ShaftsError PreventionPrecisi on Measurement ToolsAssembly Errors\n\nProper fitting of keysCoupling type s and common problemsSet screw techniques\, nicks and burrsCorrect torquin g & heating practicesPractical Lubrication\n\nGreasing Techniques and tool s to measureCorrect re-lube amounts & intervalsPrecision Belt Alignment\n\ nAligning Four FacesAxial positionAdjustable SheavesUnderstanding Sheave E ccentricityAchieving Correct TensionUnderstanding Precision Shaft Alignmen t\n\nPre-alignment ChecklistAlignment Tips\, Precautions & TolerancesPlott ing the relative shaft positionPractical removal of "soft foot".Knowing th e “best” move each time.Introduction to Thermal GrowthUnderstanding Be arings\n\nDon't destroy the evidenceBrinnelling\, Apex Zone\, Fretting\, S palling\, Fatigue\, L10 Life\, Radial Internal Clearance.Bearing Failure S ources and Failure StagesIntroduction to: Conrad\, Max Capacity\, SelfAlig ning\, Angular Contact\, Spherical\, Cylindrical\, Needle\, Pillow block a nd Journal Bearings\n\nSeals\, shields & using bearing heatersTracking of misalignment in bearingsUnbalance\n\nWhat is it? … Static/Couple/Dynamic Tolerances & retention depend on you!Common Machinery Errors\n\nMotors\, F ans\, Pumps\, Gearboxes and othersCourse Details\nContinuing Education Cre dits Included\nFormat: Public Course\nCategory: Ultrasound\nLanguage: Engl ish\n\nMember Rate:$1\,950\nNon-Member Rate: $2\,100\n\nClick Here for mor e information on the R&M Engineering Implementation Certificate Program. GEO:35.962412;-83.921205 LOCATION:Conference Center Building\, Factory Lab SUMMARY:Essential Craft Skills - Assembly and Installation URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/essential_craft_skills_-_assem bly_and_installation CATEGORIES:Training & Workshops END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260520T035258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47667093967958 DTSTART:20250513T120000Z DTEND:20250513T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Machinery Assembly and Installation … Although all craft tech nicians have a set of basic skills\, we have often found that they have fo rgotten\, never used\, or were not taught correct “precision” principl es and techniques. We have not always understood or applied correct reliab ility principles in the assembly\, installation\, repair\, and day-to-day care of facility assets. Maintenance has typically been viewed from a “r emove and replace” or “get it going” perspective and rarely includes \; long-term\, lowest cost\, highest manufacturing\, and reliability/profi tability perspectives. This seminar is a set of important reminders and re freshers with new information meant for immediate field use.\n\nWe introdu ce attendees to the various maintenance philosophies and where each is cor rect. Next is understanding how technicians can use overall and bearing-sp ecific vibration instrumentation to discover and prove machinery improveme nts. Attention is paid to coupling assemblies and their purpose\, rolling element bearing types and applications\, belt drives\, and precise alignme nt principles. Torque requirements and procedures\, common assembly errors and the difference between reliability and run ability are also discussed . A special section on measuring tools\, lubrication techniques and doing the job right the first time are introduced. Technicians use hands-on\, li ve and dynamic demonstrators with exercises to reinforce correct principle s and practice new techniques. Attendees will find the seminar informative \, loaded with practical tips\, and finish with a renewed sense of readine ss and a fresh approach to maintenance activities. This required foundatio n course assists technicians in developing correct assessment\, measuremen t\, troubleshooting and precise reliability improvement habits. This initi al module develops techniques and corrections for “facility common” er rors that may constitute as much as 70% of facility failures.\n\nThe semin ar is aimed at participants with a mechanical craft background\, but produ ction operators and engineers will find the seminar valuable and first-lin e supervision is encouraged to attend to demonstrate advocacy and understa nding for renewed essentials. The seminar is five days in duration. (Align ment techniques are demonstrated using the “Reverse Dial” alignment me thod to enhance session visual impact\; all principles can and should be a pplied to laser technology alignments.)\n\nSubjects … Included but not l imited to:\n\nIntroduction to Precision\n\nMaintenance PhilosophiesCost pe r HP per YearMachinery Failure PieChanging Craft ResponsibilityVibration a s a Tool\n\nTerm familiarityUnderstanding alarm & precise levelsDeterminin g what parts are failingFitting Housing and Shaft\n\nDetermine proper shaf t and bearing fit.Problems with Housings and ShaftsError PreventionPrecisi on Measurement ToolsAssembly Errors\n\nProper fitting of keysCoupling type s and common problemsSet screw techniques\, nicks and burrsCorrect torquin g & heating practicesPractical Lubrication\n\nGreasing Techniques and tool s to measureCorrect re-lube amounts & intervalsPrecision Belt Alignment\n\ nAligning Four FacesAxial positionAdjustable SheavesUnderstanding Sheave E ccentricityAchieving Correct TensionUnderstanding Precision Shaft Alignmen t\n\nPre-alignment ChecklistAlignment Tips\, Precautions & TolerancesPlott ing the relative shaft positionPractical removal of "soft foot".Knowing th e “best” move each time.Introduction to Thermal GrowthUnderstanding Be arings\n\nDon't destroy the evidenceBrinnelling\, Apex Zone\, Fretting\, S palling\, Fatigue\, L10 Life\, Radial Internal Clearance.Bearing Failure S ources and Failure StagesIntroduction to: Conrad\, Max Capacity\, SelfAlig ning\, Angular Contact\, Spherical\, Cylindrical\, Needle\, Pillow block a nd Journal Bearings\n\nSeals\, shields & using bearing heatersTracking of misalignment in bearingsUnbalance\n\nWhat is it? … Static/Couple/Dynamic Tolerances & retention depend on you!Common Machinery Errors\n\nMotors\, F ans\, Pumps\, Gearboxes and othersCourse Details\nContinuing Education Cre dits Included\nFormat: Public Course\nCategory: Ultrasound\nLanguage: Engl ish\n\nMember Rate:$1\,950\nNon-Member Rate: $2\,100\n\nClick Here for mor e information on the R&M Engineering Implementation Certificate Program. GEO:35.962412;-83.921205 LOCATION:Conference Center Building\, Factory Lab SUMMARY:Essential Craft Skills - Assembly and Installation URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/essential_craft_skills_-_assem bly_and_installation CATEGORIES:Training & Workshops END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260520T035258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47667093970007 DTSTART:20250514T120000Z DTEND:20250514T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Machinery Assembly and Installation … Although all craft tech nicians have a set of basic skills\, we have often found that they have fo rgotten\, never used\, or were not taught correct “precision” principl es and techniques. We have not always understood or applied correct reliab ility principles in the assembly\, installation\, repair\, and day-to-day care of facility assets. Maintenance has typically been viewed from a “r emove and replace” or “get it going” perspective and rarely includes \; long-term\, lowest cost\, highest manufacturing\, and reliability/profi tability perspectives. This seminar is a set of important reminders and re freshers with new information meant for immediate field use.\n\nWe introdu ce attendees to the various maintenance philosophies and where each is cor rect. Next is understanding how technicians can use overall and bearing-sp ecific vibration instrumentation to discover and prove machinery improveme nts. Attention is paid to coupling assemblies and their purpose\, rolling element bearing types and applications\, belt drives\, and precise alignme nt principles. Torque requirements and procedures\, common assembly errors and the difference between reliability and run ability are also discussed . A special section on measuring tools\, lubrication techniques and doing the job right the first time are introduced. Technicians use hands-on\, li ve and dynamic demonstrators with exercises to reinforce correct principle s and practice new techniques. Attendees will find the seminar informative \, loaded with practical tips\, and finish with a renewed sense of readine ss and a fresh approach to maintenance activities. This required foundatio n course assists technicians in developing correct assessment\, measuremen t\, troubleshooting and precise reliability improvement habits. This initi al module develops techniques and corrections for “facility common” er rors that may constitute as much as 70% of facility failures.\n\nThe semin ar is aimed at participants with a mechanical craft background\, but produ ction operators and engineers will find the seminar valuable and first-lin e supervision is encouraged to attend to demonstrate advocacy and understa nding for renewed essentials. The seminar is five days in duration. (Align ment techniques are demonstrated using the “Reverse Dial” alignment me thod to enhance session visual impact\; all principles can and should be a pplied to laser technology alignments.)\n\nSubjects … Included but not l imited to:\n\nIntroduction to Precision\n\nMaintenance PhilosophiesCost pe r HP per YearMachinery Failure PieChanging Craft ResponsibilityVibration a s a Tool\n\nTerm familiarityUnderstanding alarm & precise levelsDeterminin g what parts are failingFitting Housing and Shaft\n\nDetermine proper shaf t and bearing fit.Problems with Housings and ShaftsError PreventionPrecisi on Measurement ToolsAssembly Errors\n\nProper fitting of keysCoupling type s and common problemsSet screw techniques\, nicks and burrsCorrect torquin g & heating practicesPractical Lubrication\n\nGreasing Techniques and tool s to measureCorrect re-lube amounts & intervalsPrecision Belt Alignment\n\ nAligning Four FacesAxial positionAdjustable SheavesUnderstanding Sheave E ccentricityAchieving Correct TensionUnderstanding Precision Shaft Alignmen t\n\nPre-alignment ChecklistAlignment Tips\, Precautions & TolerancesPlott ing the relative shaft positionPractical removal of "soft foot".Knowing th e “best” move each time.Introduction to Thermal GrowthUnderstanding Be arings\n\nDon't destroy the evidenceBrinnelling\, Apex Zone\, Fretting\, S palling\, Fatigue\, L10 Life\, Radial Internal Clearance.Bearing Failure S ources and Failure StagesIntroduction to: Conrad\, Max Capacity\, SelfAlig ning\, Angular Contact\, Spherical\, Cylindrical\, Needle\, Pillow block a nd Journal Bearings\n\nSeals\, shields & using bearing heatersTracking of misalignment in bearingsUnbalance\n\nWhat is it? … Static/Couple/Dynamic Tolerances & retention depend on you!Common Machinery Errors\n\nMotors\, F ans\, Pumps\, Gearboxes and othersCourse Details\nContinuing Education Cre dits Included\nFormat: Public Course\nCategory: Ultrasound\nLanguage: Engl ish\n\nMember Rate:$1\,950\nNon-Member Rate: $2\,100\n\nClick Here for mor e information on the R&M Engineering Implementation Certificate Program. GEO:35.962412;-83.921205 LOCATION:Conference Center Building\, Factory Lab SUMMARY:Essential Craft Skills - Assembly and Installation URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/essential_craft_skills_-_assem bly_and_installation CATEGORIES:Training & Workshops END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260520T035258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47667093972056 DTSTART:20250515T120000Z DTEND:20250515T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Machinery Assembly and Installation … Although all craft tech nicians have a set of basic skills\, we have often found that they have fo rgotten\, never used\, or were not taught correct “precision” principl es and techniques. We have not always understood or applied correct reliab ility principles in the assembly\, installation\, repair\, and day-to-day care of facility assets. Maintenance has typically been viewed from a “r emove and replace” or “get it going” perspective and rarely includes \; long-term\, lowest cost\, highest manufacturing\, and reliability/profi tability perspectives. This seminar is a set of important reminders and re freshers with new information meant for immediate field use.\n\nWe introdu ce attendees to the various maintenance philosophies and where each is cor rect. Next is understanding how technicians can use overall and bearing-sp ecific vibration instrumentation to discover and prove machinery improveme nts. Attention is paid to coupling assemblies and their purpose\, rolling element bearing types and applications\, belt drives\, and precise alignme nt principles. Torque requirements and procedures\, common assembly errors and the difference between reliability and run ability are also discussed . A special section on measuring tools\, lubrication techniques and doing the job right the first time are introduced. Technicians use hands-on\, li ve and dynamic demonstrators with exercises to reinforce correct principle s and practice new techniques. Attendees will find the seminar informative \, loaded with practical tips\, and finish with a renewed sense of readine ss and a fresh approach to maintenance activities. This required foundatio n course assists technicians in developing correct assessment\, measuremen t\, troubleshooting and precise reliability improvement habits. This initi al module develops techniques and corrections for “facility common” er rors that may constitute as much as 70% of facility failures.\n\nThe semin ar is aimed at participants with a mechanical craft background\, but produ ction operators and engineers will find the seminar valuable and first-lin e supervision is encouraged to attend to demonstrate advocacy and understa nding for renewed essentials. The seminar is five days in duration. (Align ment techniques are demonstrated using the “Reverse Dial” alignment me thod to enhance session visual impact\; all principles can and should be a pplied to laser technology alignments.)\n\nSubjects … Included but not l imited to:\n\nIntroduction to Precision\n\nMaintenance PhilosophiesCost pe r HP per YearMachinery Failure PieChanging Craft ResponsibilityVibration a s a Tool\n\nTerm familiarityUnderstanding alarm & precise levelsDeterminin g what parts are failingFitting Housing and Shaft\n\nDetermine proper shaf t and bearing fit.Problems with Housings and ShaftsError PreventionPrecisi on Measurement ToolsAssembly Errors\n\nProper fitting of keysCoupling type s and common problemsSet screw techniques\, nicks and burrsCorrect torquin g & heating practicesPractical Lubrication\n\nGreasing Techniques and tool s to measureCorrect re-lube amounts & intervalsPrecision Belt Alignment\n\ nAligning Four FacesAxial positionAdjustable SheavesUnderstanding Sheave E ccentricityAchieving Correct TensionUnderstanding Precision Shaft Alignmen t\n\nPre-alignment ChecklistAlignment Tips\, Precautions & TolerancesPlott ing the relative shaft positionPractical removal of "soft foot".Knowing th e “best” move each time.Introduction to Thermal GrowthUnderstanding Be arings\n\nDon't destroy the evidenceBrinnelling\, Apex Zone\, Fretting\, S palling\, Fatigue\, L10 Life\, Radial Internal Clearance.Bearing Failure S ources and Failure StagesIntroduction to: Conrad\, Max Capacity\, SelfAlig ning\, Angular Contact\, Spherical\, Cylindrical\, Needle\, Pillow block a nd Journal Bearings\n\nSeals\, shields & using bearing heatersTracking of misalignment in bearingsUnbalance\n\nWhat is it? … Static/Couple/Dynamic Tolerances & retention depend on you!Common Machinery Errors\n\nMotors\, F ans\, Pumps\, Gearboxes and othersCourse Details\nContinuing Education Cre dits Included\nFormat: Public Course\nCategory: Ultrasound\nLanguage: Engl ish\n\nMember Rate:$1\,950\nNon-Member Rate: $2\,100\n\nClick Here for mor e information on the R&M Engineering Implementation Certificate Program. GEO:35.962412;-83.921205 LOCATION:Conference Center Building\, Factory Lab SUMMARY:Essential Craft Skills - Assembly and Installation URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/essential_craft_skills_-_assem bly_and_installation CATEGORIES:Training & Workshops END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR