Online basic seminar
Day 1 | 09:00-13:00 CET
Day 2 | 09:00-12:30 CET
Language: German
Image: ©Dr. Ing. Ferdinand Wikidal/ gearconsult.deForms - causes - analysis
Rolling bearings are an important element in a variety mechanical systems. Unforeseen rolling bearing damage can lead to high repair and outage costs. Knowledge of damage mechanisms and influencing factors is of great importance in avoiding rolling bearing damage. The goal of this seminar is to explain rolling bearing damage mechanisms and to derive methods for damage prevention based on real-world examples. A targeted approach to rolling bearing damage analysis will also be presented.
Target audience
This seminar is intended for customer service employees, design engineers, operating engineers, and maintenance and repair specialists.
Main topics
The following topics will be covered:
Overview of the different types of rolling bearing damage
Presentation of the appearance and causes of damage
Explanation of the significant influencing factors and recommendations for damage prevention
Rolling bearing failure analysis approach and methodology
Real-world examples of damage
Objectives
The goal of the seminar is to explain damage mechanisms and damage prevention methods.
Reliable detection and classification of rolling bearing damage
Understanding of the underlying damage influencing factors
Qualitative assessment of damage avoidance mechanisms
Systematic approach to damage analysis
Speaker
Since 2008: Independent expert for transmission damage, GearConsult - Dr. Ferdinand Wikidal
Since 2010: Freelancer, ongoing development of the FVA-Workbench gear calculation software, FVA GmbH
2001 - 2008: Loss assessor, Allianz Center for Technology (AZT)
1998 - 2000: Technical Manager of the Extruder Gear Unit Department, Flender AG
Doctorate: "Calculation of the flank pressure of spur and helical cylindrical gears taking into account load and production-related deviations"
1991 - 1997: Scientific assistant, Technical University of Munich Gear Research Center (FZG)
1985 - 1991: Mechanical Engineering studies (Dipl.Ing.), TU of Munich
Fees (net)
Standard: €938.00
FVA members: €750.00
VDMA members: €750.00
Students: €469.00 (valid certificate of enrollment required)
Please note that there is a cancellation fee for non-participation.