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Rotordynamics and Dyrobes Short Course in Charlottesville 2018
Practical Rotordynamics for Real Machinery
April 23-26, 2018
Dyrobes Session on April 27
Charlottesville, VA
Xdot Engineering and Analysis will be offering a short course on Practical Rotordynamics for Real Machinery April 23 through 26 in Charlottesville, VA, with an optional guided hands on training session on April 27th using a trial version of Dyrobes. The hands on day is suitable for anyone needing an introduction to Dyrobes, as well as anyone who would simply like hands-on experience using some of the concepts discussed during the course.
The short course is targeted at beginning and intermediate rotating equipment engineers who have a need to develop a practical understanding of the dynamic behavior and analysis of rotating machinery which their company builds, buys, or maintains. The typical participant would have a bachelor’s degree in engineering and some prior experience with rotating machinery.
This course will be team taught by three experienced consultants who make their living doing rotordynamics. It focuses on the practical use of rotordynamic analysis as a tool to:
- Ensure equipment being purchased does not have clear rotordynamic issues that will lead to unreliable operation (rotordynamic audit), and/or
- Support development of new machinery with smooth, reliable operation (design), and/or
- Assist in understanding and resolving field problems with existing machinery (vibration troubleshooting).
We will start with the basics, and then go through all of the major elements of a complete analysis, including:
- Modeling
- Lateral response and stability
- Bearing analysis
- Torsional analysis
- Overview of API standards
- Selected case histories and examples
Continuing Education Units
Xdot Engineering and Analysis will award a Certificate for the completed training course. You will need to contact your state bureau to find out if this will count toward Continuing Education Units (CEUs).
Instructors
ERIK SWANSON of Xdot Engineering and Analysis
MALCOLM E. LEADER of Applied Machinery Dynamics
MARK CORBO of No Bull Engineering
Training Location
Courtyard Charlottesville – University Medical Center
1201 West Main St.
Charlottesville, VA 22903
(434) 977-1700
(800) 321-2211
Course Fee
$2,750 per student, April 23-26.
$625 optional day of Dyrobes training, April 27.
Registration and More information at Xdot