Waveform Analysis (Time Domain) Training – October 20

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Waveform Analysis (Time Domain) Training

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This is 1 day of training, Monday October 20th.

About the course:

This one day course on Time Waveform Analysis explores the use and benefits of the time domain. The course covers how to apply time domain analysis to a variety of analysis tasks, how to “re-wire” our frequency minded thinking to the time domain, and how to collect time domain data that is meaningful. Intended for individuals with Category 2 or higher certification, there are a number of exercises where participation is required. Various case studies are used throughout to stimulate conversation and emphasize the principles covered. Attendees are expected to contribute to the course dialogue and will be required to perform calculations and answer questions.

$1,125 (after Aug 31st – $1,250)*

*Can combine this course with Rotor Balance Training (October 21st) for $1,800 (After Aug 31st – $2,000)

Course Topics:

• The time – frequency relationship
• How to collect effective time domain data
• The importance of sample rate, sample size, and units of measure
• The 7 principles of time analysis
• Waveform shape analysis
• Measuring and monitoring waveform shape parameters
• Time domain plots and markers (cursors)

Know the Instructor:

Grant Akitt is a Mechanical Engineer specializing in vibration analysis on rotating equipment and their structures. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, he is accomplished in vibration measurement and analysis, operational deflection shape testing, dynamic balancing, transient data analysis, and continuous vibration monitoring. He is experienced in a wide range of industries and equipment.

 Grant began his career in 1991 as a Vibration Analyst for SKF Canada Limited in Scarborough, Ontario. He then worked for SKF Condition Monitoring, based in Houston, Texas, for 3 years as an Industry Specialist in both the  Metals and Mining  group and the  Pulp and Paper  group. Following this was a variety of positions working as a Team Lead in the Predictive Maintenance field for service companies operating in Southern Ontario after which he acquired PDM Technologies in 2007.

 Grant is a licensed Professional Engineer and a certified Category III vibration analyst since 2017.

Who Should Attend?

All Maintenance Personnel
Craftsmen and Millwrights
Mechanics
Equipment Operators
Predictive Maintenance Technicians
Manufacturing and Industrial Engineers
Reliability Engineers
Predictive Maintenance Technicians
Maintenance Managers and supervisors
Lubrication Technicians
Operations Managers

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