VIRTUAL GEARBOX SYSTEMS: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

Date: 26th & 27th March 2025

Time: 9:30 – 12:30

Platform: TEAMS

Tutor: Jarek Rosinski

Fee: Non Member £350* / BGA Member Free

Seminar Programme 

Many reliability and wear problems in transmission systems are not directly associated with the design of the components themselves but are the result of system dynamics: starting and transient torques, self-excited vibration and the dynamics of the motor or engine and of the driven machine.  Particular characteristics of bearings, couplings and gearbox mounting can also significantly affect system performance.  Typical problems and solutions are discussed and instrumentation for troubleshooting noise, bearing failures, vibrations and in-service load measurement demonstrated.

The seminar will cover:

· Tackling Unexplained Bearing and Gear Element Failures

· The Dynamics of Gearbox Systems

· Gearbox Noise and Vibration

· Problem Solving using State of the Art Data Acquisition & Analysis Techniques

· Wind Turbine Gearboxes: Type Testing, Instrumentation & Early Stage Troubleshooting

· Gear Alignment Instrumentation (KHβ, Kϒ)

· In-Service Unattended Load (Torque) Data Collection Techniques

· Case Studies in Rail, Marine Propulsion, Renewables, Automotive and Heavy Industries

· State of Art Condition Monitoring Techniques

This is a live interactive session with plenty of opportunity to ask questions and interact with the tutor.

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