
Course Description
(Available also for Customised Training by Duration, Venue & Fee)
Introduction
Whenever wear and tear in the operation of plant and equipment is traced, it is often evident that lack of effective and appropriate lubrication and wrong application of bearings are largely responsible. This translates to high cost of maintenance, loss of production and avoidable cause of accidents among other undesirable harmful effects.
Target Audience
This course is carefully packaged for maintenance crew: young engineers, technicians, greasers, fitters and machine minders. Those in charge of procurement of engineering parts and consumables will also benefit immensely from the course.
Course Objectives
At the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
• State the functions of bearings
• State causes and effects of friction in plant operation
• Identify types of bearings
• Identify bearing loads
• Select appropriate bearings for use
• Install bearings
• Trace bearing faults and recommend remedies
• Identify causes of heat generation in rotating machine parts
• List functions of lubrication
• Identify appropriate methods of lubrication.
Course Contents
Outline
• Functions of bearings
• Frictional effects on plant and equipment
• Types of bearings (plane, rolling elements etc.)
• Bearing loads
• Bearings selection procedure
• Methods of bearing installation
• Bearing faults and remedies
• Causes and effects of heat generation in rotating machine parts
• Functions of lubrication
• Lubricants and lubrication
• Methods of lubrication
• Lubrication faults and remedies.
Schedule
• Functions of bearings
• Frictional effects on plant and equipment
• Types of bearings (plain)
• Types of bearings (rolling element bearings)
• Bearing loads
• Bearing selection procedure
• Methods of bearings installation
• Bearings faults and remedies
• General bearings maintenance
• Causes and effects of heat generation in plant operation
• Functions of lubrication
• Methods of lubrication
• Lubrication faults and remedies
• Handling lubrication faults and remedies