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Dynamic Balancing Course

"The Dynamic Balancing course helped the team find the root cause to a number of pipe strain issues, and ultimately saved us time and cost. The training was a great balance of practical and theory, thanks Dean!" -Andrew C
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1. Who should attend
2. Course highlights
3. Course details & examinations
4. Study options
5. Meet the instructors
6. Resources
7. FAQs

Who should attend

The Dynamic Balancing Course focuses on the fact that balancing is vitally important. A precision balanced machine exerts less stress on its bearings and structural components, which means it will run longer without requiring maintenance. Modern vibration analysers provide the means to perform the balance, but there is a lot to learn in order to be successful.

If you have to balance machines, then you need the dynamic balancing course. If you own a modern analyzer/balancer you have two choices: you can just take the readings and do what the analyzer tells you to do, or you can understand what you are doing and be prepared when things go wrong – and they will. We will ensure you understand the entire process, and give you the skills to return to the plant and perform precision balancing. Note: Although we will not have time to explain the operation of every model of vibration analyzer, we will provide you with the knowledge so that you will be successful with whatever model you own.

Course highlights

  • Independent training, free from sales literature
  • Private onsite or virtual course for 5 or more students
  • Certificate of attendance. No formal examination
  • Professional instructors with a hands-on approach
  • Flexible range of online and offline study options
  • Register online or complete a PDF registration form
  • Professional Training Brochure for offline reading
  • Support available via email, chatbot or telephone

Course details & examinations

Key learning
  • What is unbalance and why do machines become out of balancet
  • Review the balancing checklist, essential for success
  • Practical considerations, like where to put weights
  • Review of amplitude and phase readings and the relationship with vibration and collection
  • Understanding vectors, adding and subtracting them
  • Single and two plane balancing and the static-coupled method
  • Review of overhung machine, balancing flexible rotors and shop balancing
Course description

If you’d like to know what dynamic balancing is all about, then this one-to-two-day course is ideal. With a walk through alignment benefits and methods, combined with hands-on exercises, your understanding and appreciation of dynamic balancing will skyrocket.

Machines that have been precision balanced run longer, and cost less to run. Unbalance causes fatigue and reduces the life of bearings and can make looseness and resonance conditions far worse. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills so that you can use a vibration analyzer/balancer, or a simple sheet of graph paper and protractor, and balance a machine – without even having to remove it from the plant. You will learn how to recognize unbalance and set up the balance job for a successful balance. We will start with the basics, providing an introduction to vibration, phase and vectors, and fully explain the balancing process. You will learn how to balance a machine using the single-plane and two-plane balance function of your analyzer, after you first learn how to perform a single plane balance with vectors. You will watch a demonstration of the balance process, and you will be able to try it for yourself.

What is unique about this course?

Mobius helps us make it unique. We use 3D animations and software simulators that completely demystify and demonstrate the alignment process – you need to see them to believe them! You will completely understand the readings and the three-dimensional alignment process. If you have previously performed shaft alignment, you will find that all of those steps and instructions will suddenly make a whole lot of sense – you will find yourself saying ‘Ah, now I understand” (and “I wish I took this course years ago”).

Course topics

What is unbalance:

  • Static and couple (with animations)
  • Dynamic

Why do machines become out of balance

Using vibration analysis to ensure it is out of balance and not misaligned

Dealing with runout and eccentricity, etc.

The balancing check-list

  • What you must have in place to do the balance job

Practical issues

  • Stopping and starting the machine
  • Knowing where to place the weights
  • Where do you get the weights (what can be used as trial and final weights)

Quick review of amplitude and phase readings

  • Relationship between vibration and unbalance and speed
  • Relationship between balance weight/force and radius
  • Phase conventions

Collecting vibration and phase readings

  • What type of vibration and phase sensor to use
  • Accelerometers and proximity probes
  • Optical and laser tachometers
  • Keyphasors
  • Can you use a strobe to balance?
  • Where to place the sensors
  • Mounting the sensors

Understanding vectors

  • What are they?
  • Adding and subtracting vectors
  • Polar plots
  • Heavy spot and high spot
  • Leading and lagging phase

Single plane balancing

  • Review of the process
  • When can you use the single-plane method
  • Using vectors to perform single-plane balancing
  • Using modern data collectors/analyzers to perform single-plane balancing

Estimating the size for the trial weight

Adding weights

  • Leaving the trial weights on between runs
  • Removing the trial weights between runs
  • Splitting weights: when the solutions calls for a weight between two blades or holes
  • Combining weights: when balance weights are already on the machine and you wish to consolidate them

Two-plane balancing

  • Review of the process
  • When should you use the two-plane method
  • Using modern data collectors/analyzers to perform two-plane balancing

The static-couple method

Balancing overhung machines

A quick review of balancing flexible rotors

Balancing standards

  • ISO grades
  • Using the charts
  • Which grade to use

Why dynamic balancing may not be successful

  • Machine is not out of balance
  • Resonances
  • Bad phase reference

The four-run method – balancing without phase

A quick introduction to shop balancing

In addition to viewing the 3D animations and using the alignment simulator software, time will be spent hands-on performing dynamic balancing jobs.

Examinations

Student eligibility for certification

  • This course has no formal examination.
  • There are no entry requirements to attend this course.
  • Students receive a certificate of attendance.

Mobius Institute European Training Award 2021

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Study options

Onsite
  • Private course for companies with 5 or more students
  • UK & Ireland courses. Worldwide by agreement.
  • 1 Day for Topic theory; 1 Day for Practical work.
  • All required technology is provided.
  • Printed course materials are given out on the first day.

Technology requirements

All technology is provided.

Daily program

The training starts at 9 am on the first day and 8:30 am on subsequent days.
We aim to finish before 5 pm.

Virtual
  • Private course for companies with 5 or more students
  • UK & Ireland courses. Worldwide by agreement.
  • 1 Day virtual study to cover the Topic theory
  • All technology is provided.
  • Printed course materials are sent prior to course start.

Technology requirements

Individual computer with camera and audio available to Go-to-Webinar. Organisations with facilities, one Camera with focus on the whole classroom.

Daily program

The training starts at 9 am on day 1, 8:30 am on subsequent days. We aim to finish before 5 pm. Regular breaks are built-in, as one would expect on a public hotel-based course.

Self-paced
  • An online self-paced course will be available in 2022

Technology requirements

Internet connected individual computer. The course does not require any software download.

Questions?


Meet the instructors

Dean Whittle is as an approved trainer for both the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) and Mobius Institute ISO-18436-2 accreditation programmes.

James Sylvester is as an approved trainer for both the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) and Mobius Institute ISO-18436-2 accreditation programmes.

Resources

More about Online Learning

What can I study online?

We are pleased to offer the following online training courses and learning solutions that include community-based digital support and personal instructor mentoring. You can learn at your own pace, with assistance from an instructor, and optionally take the exam at the end of the course.

  • Vibration Analysis: CAT-I, CAT-II, CAT-III and CAT-IV
  • Asset Reliability Practitioner (ARP): Advocate, Engineer and Leader
  • iLearnReliability CM
  • iLearnReliability Professional
  • iLearnReliability Enterprise

Distance learning benefits

If the high cost of travel and accommodation, and the time away from your family and work has stopped you from receiving the training that you need, then you should consider our distance learning courses.

At a time that is convenient to you, and at a pace that works best for you, you can take our lessons and learn in a very similar way to attendees of our classroom courses. Depending upon the course, you can either view fully narrated slides, or you can watch a video of the class in action.

Narrated slides

Utilizing the popular iLearnVibration and iLearnAlignment products, we offer distance learning courses where you can view the lessons at your own page, in your own time, and get assistance from an instructor when any questions arise. Of course, you can just buy the products and learn at your own pace without assistance, but you are sure to benefit from interaction with the instructor. In certain courses, you can also interact with other students.

Video lessons

These are not noisy, unprofessional videos taken from actual classrooms, each video was carefully created and edited so that you receive the full benefit. As you can see in this sample, you see the instructor talking and you see the slides (and simulators) being used in high resolution. All you need is a good Internet connection and a good monitor (1024×768 or better) and you will be ready to start learning. You can pause and rewind the video so that you can see and hear the instructor cover the topic again.

In addition to the lessons, hands-on videos are presented where a variety of vibration analyzers are used to perform a range of tests. The tests include demonstrations of averaging (linear, rms, and peak hold), bump tests, run up and coast down tests, simple ODS tests, bearing fault detection tests, phase analysis, live spectrum analysis, time waveform analysis, and more.

You can also perform activities defined by the instructor, and take quizzes that will be reviewed by the instructor.

This is a great way to learn. The convenience of learning from home, and the reduced costs associated with travel, meals and accommodation make this a very attractive option – especially while the world’s economy is still recovering.

Terms and Conditions

Updated (05/05/2022)

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  9. IF A CANDIDATE DOES NOT ATTEND THE COURSE AND WE HAVE NOT BEEN NOTIFIED IN ADVANCE OR WE ARE GIVEN LESS THAN 1 WEEKS NOTICE THEN THE FULL COURSE FEE WOULD BE PAYABLE.
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Languages

We would assume that as the course and exam are delivered in English, your level of spoken and written English is sufficient for you to be able to attend the course and take the exam. If English is not your first language we can apply for extra time in advance of the course. Please notify us as soon as possible if there is any other reason why you need extra time in the exam (eg. Dyslexia), so we can see if we can arrange extra time for you in the exam. The exam body will need to be contacted to arrange this.

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Prices listed are exclusive of UK VAT, currently at 20%. This applies to all training courses conducted in the UK. Please contact the Training team on +44 (0)1206 791917 if you have any queries.

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FAQs

Can this course be taken from a distance?

We cover all the topics listed on both the onsite and virtual course. This course does lend itself best to an onsite engagement.

Do I need my own technical equipment?

No, although many students do have access to equipment onsite. If that is not the case, we will anyway demonstrate using our own equipment.

How much does the dynamic balancing course cost?

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  1. Rated 5 out of 5

    Stephen K – May 27, 2021

    Always a pleasure to attend a course with the Reliability Training Institute.

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