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Preventing Major Asset FailuresAn Intensive 2 Day Course Examining Structural Intricacies of Large, Complex Machines, the Interaction between the Mechanical, Electrical, Control & Structural Systems, & Strategies for Avoiding Failures through Design, Monitoring & Control – to Maximise Productive Life |
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Course Objectives
Key Learning Outcomes
- Examine the design and structural behaviour of large machinery
- Identify the causes of structural failures
- Examine how to control machine loads and prevent overloads
- Understand fatigue and fatigue failures
- Consider design the construction/quality interaction and trade off
- Address how to monitor machinery, assess and manage risk
- Respond accurately and effectively to structural problems when discovered
- Develop long term strategies for prolonging machine survival
About the Course
This course has been designed to provide participants in the mining,
materials handling and related industries who are involved in the
management, operation and maintenance of large and/or complex
machines, with an understanding of the causes of structural failures,
and the strategies for avoiding such failures.
The course leader will take delegates through a structured review
of machinery used in these industries, and the interaction between the
mechanical, electrical, control and structural systems which comprise
such machines. The effect of these interactions on loads generated and
how this is dealt with in design will be used as a basis for addressing
the nature and causes of structural failures typically encountered
in such machines.
More detailed background will be provided on the structural design
of such machines for strength and fatigue. Particular consideration
will be given to fatigue behaviour, and the nature and causes of
fatigue failures.
An understanding of structural and fatigue behaviour will be used
as the basis for exploring approaches to the investigation of problems
and failures encountered in machines. Strategies for avoiding problems
through pre-emptive investigations, monitoring, and control measures
will be developed and reviewed in the context of maintaining safe
and effective operation of machinery in the long term.
Who Should Attend
The course is particularly suited to engineers involved in the
procurement, supply, management, operation and maintenance of
large or complex equipment, where the machine "structure" is critical
to the long term survival and safe operation of the machine.
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