Online basic seminar
09:00-10:30 CET
Language: German
Image: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Doleschel, TH Rosenheim
Condition monitoring-based maintenance concepts such as oil monitoring, operating and vibration analysis
In the age of Industry 4.0, condition monitoring is a topic on everyone's mind. Condition monitoring promises lower maintenance costs and longer service lives, but there are number of details to be worked out: which method makes the most sense, what are our limits, and how should we react?
Target audience
Users who are considering changing their maintenance concept, want to gain an overview of existing systems, or simply want to see examples from other industries to generate new ideas and added value for their products.
Main topics
Condition monitoring
Lubricant analysis
Vibration analysis
Load measurement
Methods and best practices
Examples
Maintenance concepts
Note: Our partner Maschinenbau-Institut GmbH offers a seminar on "Predictive Maintenance in Practice" which is an ideal complement to this seminar and provides in-depth technical insights.
Objectives
This seminar provides an overview of possible condition monitoring methods for particular applications, be it a machine, gearbox, or function. What are some established methods? When does it make sense to monitor lubricants, loads, or vibrations? How can we determine appropriate limit values? The presentation also features current examples from aviation, general mechanical engineering, and other applications.
Speaker
Since 2015: Professor, TH Rosenheim
2012 - 2015: Head of department for swivel couplings, SPINNER GmbH
2005 - 2011: Employee and Head of the Mechanical Powertrain Department, Airbus Helicopters
2003: Doctorate in the field of efficiency of gearboxes, TU Munich
1992 - 1997: Studied mechanical engineering, TU Munich
Fees (net)
Standard: €219.00
FVA members: €175.00
VDMA members: €175.00
Students: €109.50 (valid certificate of enrollment required)
Please note that there is a cancellation fee for non-participation.